Sentence examples for pose a remarkable from inspiring English sources
Although estragole does not pose a remarkable cancer risk in short-term use by dosage recommendations, more in vivo and in vitro studies are needed to determine the risk associated with long-term exposure to estragole with a wide range of doses.
Unfortunately, despite many advances, accurate determination of the spin-state energetics of Fe(II) complexes still poses a remarkable challenge for virtually all applicable forms of electronic structure theory due to being controlled by a delicate balancing between correlation and exchange effects.
The high number of potential cleavage sites poses a remarkable challenge to the DNA damage repair capabilities of the transduced cells.
Simon Gerrans continues to pose a threat - remarkable, given he was felled in the crash that put Mark Cavendish out of the Tour.
The phenotypic variability and plasticity of adhesins poses as a remarkable stress-defense mechanism for fungi allowing them to alter their adhesion properties in response to different environments [6].
IT IS remarkable how soon the idea that firms from emerging economies pose a serious threat to multinationals from the rich world has become old hat.
The first pose is the Mountain pose, a standing pose.
"Terrorism poses a challenge to the remarkable record of globalization," Mr. Greenspan said.
The remarkable feat also poses a new puzzle: In two cases, million-degree "hot spots" on the stars' surfaces turn out to be much larger than expected, indicating that popular models of neutron stars are wrong.
The old knee-clutching pose is remarkable because it's unique; Petipa seems to have had something specific in mind.
