Sentence examples for remarkable and specific from inspiring English sources
He added, "But of course I have a lot to learn about this company and its very remarkable and specific qualities".
The anion binding studies indicated that AHP-mB8 has remarkable and specific F− selectivity over other tested anions to exhibit yellow-red color changes for easy naked-eye detection.
We have shown that disruption of autophagy has an important impact on inflammatory cytokine modulation, determining a remarkable and specific increase of IL-1β secretion, while decreasing TNFα production.
The remarkable and specific proliferation of this ancestral extensin in Arabidopsis suggests that this group of extensin genes plays an unusually important role in the biology of Arabidopsis.
We show here that the N4848S and Y4884C somatic mutations of MLL3 have remarkable and specific effects on the catalytic properties of the enzyme, because the N4848S exchange renders MLL3 inactive and the Y4884C exchange converts MLL3 from a monomethyltransferase to a di- and trimethyltransferase.
Probably owing to these sparse fibers, focal cortical activation of the auditory cortex induces remarkable and frequency-specific BF shifts of central nucleus neurons [11], [15], [32].
The proposed PtN/C CMCs presented good onset potential, remarkable mass activity (MA) and specific activity (SA), superb methanol tolerance and excellent durability toward ORR in alkaline solutions.
Consequently, a EMI shielding effectiveness of around 36 43 dB and remarkable specific EMI shielding effectiveness of 688.5 dB cm3 g−1 in the X-band is achieved.
The absence of NF-κB activation in ER+ cancers remains remarkable, and is explained by specific inhibitory crosstalk between NF-κB and ER signalling.
Interestingly, the expression of the ST8Sia VII gene is restricted to a subset of non-mammalian vertebrates, which include the lamprey (P. marinus), teleosteans (D. rerio and O. mykiss), and the green lizard (A. carolinensis) and it exhibits remarkable tissue specific expression pattern in zebrafish, primarily in the ovary and intestine (Fig. 2).
Hydrous ruthenium oxide was founded to be an excellent electrode material due to its remarkable high specific capacitance and excellent reversibility, but the extremely high cost restricted its commercial application.
