Sentence examples for remarkable disappearance from inspiring English sources

Bilbo was very rich and very peculiar, and had been the wonder of the Shire for sixty years, ever since his remarkable disappearance and unexpected return.

The remarkable disappearances have been detected from Chamchamal well-1 and whole drilled wells in the low folded thrust zone (especially Kirkuk embayment).

The remarkable shrinkage and disappearance were clearly observed under irradiation with 1.5 MeV and above.

The most remarkable was the disappearance of the signals of the acetylated xylan units (X').

Remarkable is the long disappearance time for leukaemic blast cells in bone marrow, i.e. 3-5 weeks in some cases.

The mysteries about the remarkable Amelia Earhart and her disappearance in 1937 with her navigator Fred Noonan Christopher Ecclestonn) over the Pacific Ocean persist and make ideal fodder for biographies and biopics.

Remarkable antitumour activity including complete disappearance of established disease has been observed.

Specifically, the photocatalytic activity of 150-nm-thick150-nm-thick150-nm-thicked on glats at 500 °C is quite remarkable, showing the highest octadecanoic acid disappearance rate, i.e., 6.28 × 10−8 mol/min (formal quantum efficiency = 6.65 × 10−3) at 30 min of UV-A light illumination.

Then, if those genes succcessfully become operational again, the cell apparently changes back to normal - the results include a remarkable rate of remissions, or even a disappearance of the cancer.

In the first group, the administration of pIFNα/RBV combination therapy resulted in a dramatic improvement of cryoglobulin-related signs and symptoms, a remarkable decrement of the cryocrit, and the disappearance of serum HCV RNA.

The addition of Zn2+ to the solution of THL in aqueous-organic solvent induced the formation of a 1 3 ligand−metal complex, THL·3Zn2+, which exhibits a remarkable enhanced fluorescent emission centered at 491 nm, with the disappearance of the fluorescent emission of THL centered at 405 nm due to the mechanism of internal charge transfer.