Sentence examples for represents a notable constraint from inspiring English sources

All these processes must share the limited space in the membrane; thus it represents a notable constraint on cellular functions.

This represents a notable change from days of yore.

The human body represents a notable example of ciliary diversification.

In fact, it represents a notable hardening of the pope's heart against them.

And the multidisciplinary Lincoln Center Festival represents a notable beginning over its first five years.

Its flat screen itself represents a notable advance in liquid-crystal display (LCD) methods.

For Mr. Amenábar, "Agora" also represents a notable change in style.

But in China, where reverence for the elderly is an ingrained cultural trait, it represents a notable change.

That number represents a notable slowdown from the strong pace of hiring in the previous three months.

The 2014 leaderboard represents a notable shift from when we first started tracking perceptions of corporate leadership in 1997.

The study by Boeri and Brucker (2011) represents a notable exception.