Sentence examples for remarkable distinct from inspiring English sources

In our studies, we have found that hydroximinosteroid derivatives with different side chains and position of hydroximino on ring A and B displayed remarkable distinct cytotoxicities against a diversity of cancer cell types.

The DDSP is remarkable and distinct in several respects.

The current record holder in this regard is Dscam1, in which four regions of mutually exclusive cassette exons combine to generate a remarkable 38,016 distinct >7000 nt mRNAs, each encoding a unique protein isoform (Schmucker et al., 2000).

On account of the remarkable and distinct genetic, genomic, and microbiological traits described above, we propose the designation ' Candidatus Rosenkranzia clausaccus' for the symbiotic bacteria of the acanthosomatid stinkbugs.

She has managed to span two vocal repertoires & to create a remarkable number of distinct personalities both vocally and dramatically--never more convincingly than when she sang both Cassandra and Dido in Berlioz' 2 pt. 5 hr.

The major leagues' career leader in saves, he has been a cornerstone of the Yankees since winning his first championship ring with them, in 1996, and given his remarkable consistency and distinct lack of histrionics, he will be difficult, if not impossible, to replace.

The seven major cell classes of the vertebrate retina are organized with remarkable precision into distinct layers.

The new remarkable section is distinct from other known subgenera/sections in the genus Paphiopedilum by possessing tessellated leaves, the oblong oval petals with intensive red purple veins, the helmet shaped lip with a V-shaped neckline in the front, and the semi-lunate staminodial shield with trident at the base.

Yet, especially within the last decade, molecular biology-based studies have revealed remarkable features of distinct subpopulations within bulk AFCs.

Histologically, it was remarkable with two distinct patterns.

The pigmentation was remarkable for its distinct blue/purple colouration which was associated with a similar discolouration of the nail beds of the hands.