Sentence examples for remarkable multiplicity from inspiring English sources
This represents a remarkable multiplicity in sigma factors in land plants compared with green algae and a dramatic increase in their number per gene relative to cyanobacteria, considering the small number of chloroplast genes (Table 1).
Remarkable as this multiplicity of reactions seems, it only scrapes the surface of the Cunningham experience.
But there were limits to Frick's multiplicity of interests, remarkable as it was.
The reduction in I l with multiplicity l is so remarkable that single infections are the most common infections and 1(b)).
Depending on oxygen or temperature condition, seven Hb subunits are differentially expressed, which represents a remarkable example of phenotypic plasticity and functional isoform multiplicity [ 13].
In the recent years, multi-point boundary value problems of ordinary differential equations have received much attention.Some remarkable results have been obtained,especially for the existence and multiplicity of (positive) solutions for nonlinear second-order ordinary differential equations [1 10].
The famous phenomenon of the multiplicity reactivation in bacteriophage T4 [ 84] is a remarkable model example of such a recombination effect, when the viable phage particles are formed after infection of the bacterial cell with two or more phage particles each of which bearing several lethal damages.
The multiplicity of Telemann's activities and the great number of his compositions are remarkable, indeed.
The remarkable observation is that a correlation exists between repair in plasmids and the degree of multiplicity in conformational space.
The Wall Street Journal, calling the speech "remarkable," understood that the President's purpose was "not to emphasize but to put in perspective the multiplicity of fears besetting the United States and the free world".
It is remarkable that United States presidential and Congressional elections, events of such transcending importance, remain subject to the vagaries of a multiplicity of differing state regulations and voting procedures.
