Sentence examples for remarkable finding that from inspiring English sources
The unique innervation and anatomic features of dental pulp contribute to the remarkable finding that any physical stimulation of pulpal tissue is painful.
The results also provide a remarkable finding that an "unsteady solution region" occurs in between the critical heat transfer coefficients of forward and opposed modes where the reaction fronts of both modes become unsteady.
Although the tested compounds did not carry a sulfonamide group, an important pharmacophore for CA inhibitory activity, it was a remarkable finding that most of them were more effective on hCAs than acetazolamide (AAZ), the reference agent.
However, the remarkable finding that – independent of discipline – citations follow a log-normal distribution which can be rescaled in such a way that citation numbers become comparable [10], [11], suggests that the mechanisms behind citation practices are universal across disciplines, and differences are mainly due to differing community sizes.
From that concern flows another fundamental problem with the 5th Circuit's ruling: the remarkable finding that Congress gave the president no authority to deem some immigrants "lawfully present" on a temporary basis under current immigration law.
Given this information, it is a remarkable finding that chronic administration of dexfenfluramine produces PAH in female mice of the C57BL/6 strain [11].
A previous exhumation in 2004 in Chile of Eduardo Frei Montalva, president from 1964 to 1970, produced remarkable findings that encouraged new exhumations in Chile and beyond.
Indeed, the remarkable findings that a diagnosis could be made from the contralateral apparently normal breast when the opposite side was abnormal might be explained by this interpretation.
Our most remarkable finding was that even though residents thought that the curriculum was too short, they nonetheless expected to be able to function effectively in their future roles as EPs.
Another remarkable finding is that nearly all respondents explained that having patients tell their story more than once is important for PCC.
When we analysed the four sequenced genomes in silico, a first remarkable finding was that the abundance of nsSNPs exceeded that of sSNPs (ratio of 1.45:1.45
