Sentence examples for remarkable previous from inspiring English sources

We also meet Keith and Veronica Haine who own the field on which the King Stone lies they tell us about the remarkable previous owner Pauline Flick a local character who used to drive around with a sheep in the front passenger seat of her car.

Our two cases suggest that although the difficulties in tracheal intubation resulting from OALL are rare, anesthesiologist should suspect the presence of OALL, whenever they encounter unexplained difficulty in airway management in a patient who has no airway signs and/or no remarkable previous anesthesia history.

To the best of our knowledge, no remarkable previous attempts have been made to use this method on cadaver brains with ICH.

Schäuble's response to my point, addressing the rest of the Eurogroup while avoiding my eyes, was remarkable: "The previous government has committed Greece to 4.5% primary surpluses.

This finding is all the more remarkable because previous analyses have not been able to establish a union membership wage effect in Germany (cf., for example, Schmidt and Zimmermann 1991, Fitzenberger et al. 1999, and Goerke and Pannenberg 2004).

This finding is remarkable, since previous studies showed that individuals with the A1-allele have reduced brain DRD2 Taq1A availability and less dopaminergic activity compared to those who are homozygous for the A2-allele [ 71].

In the discussion section, Marczinski and colleagues (in press) characterize their results as "remarkable" because "Previous research suggests that this amount of caffeine alone would not reliably alter physiological or subjective state" (i.e., typically 46 mg caffeine).

This result is remarkable because previous mutagenesis of Q823 revealed a broad spectrum of activity, ranging from substantial loss of function (Q823-C or I) to superactivity (Q823-D or E; [ 20]).

This result of the genome sequence annotation is remarkable, as previous PCR studies and toxigenicity assays with C. ulcerans 809 suggested the presence of a diphtheria-like toxin in this strain that was isolated from a patient with pulmonary infection [ 15].

Hence, given the existing evidence regarding the interrelationships between compulsive buying and psychological distress, it is remarkable that previous research has only focused on just a few number of symptoms, particularly anxiety and depression, whilst often neglecting the exploration of others such as obsession-compulsion, hostility and somatization.

The finding of clearly distinct functions of Rab3 isoforms on SG distribution and maturation was remarkable, because previous studies on the exocytosis of endocrine cells (Iezzi et al. 1999) and of mouse model neurons (Schluter et al. 2004) suggested that the four isoforms of Rab3 would play redundant roles.