Sentence examples for rare properties from inspiring English sources

Agents say rare properties are being listed for sale almost weekly, creating buying opportunities for foreigners.

At the high end, prices from $1 million to $2 million are typical, but rare properties with significant acreage occasionally yield higher prices, too.

It is a different story, he said, for the rare properties ranging from €3 million to as much as €50 million.

This means that sales are less affected by general market forces because potential buyers always have enough money but more by whether or not rare properties are available.

Furthermore, rare properties like great surface-to-volume ratio, tunable electrical and optical properties, and biocompatibility possessed by SiNW have made them good candidates for the detection of metal ions species, nucleic acids, and virus (Table 1).

As a substance with rare properties, its price has been particularly influenced by changes in modern technology: The gradual decrease between 2001 and 2003 has been related to an oversupply of Ir crucibles used for industrial growth of large single crystals.

A rare property will have a private garden or a water gate, both of which are highly sought after.

The requirement for a helper virus is a rare property among human viruses.

This rare property of hMSC would allow culturing them in a serum free medium supplemented with growth factors for their expansion or differentiation in the absence of serum.

The pongam tree has the rare property of producing seeds with high oil content (Sarma et al. 2005; Kesari et al. 2010).

However, the following objections have been raised to the RNA world hypothesis: (i) RNA is too complex a molecule to have arisen prebiotically; (ii) RNA is inherently unstable; (iii) catalysis is a relatively rare property of long RNA sequences only; and (iv) the catalytic repertoire of RNA is too limited.