Sentence examples for singular observation from inspiring English sources

Kevin Lee, a neuroscientist at the University of Virginia and a co-author of the paper, said: "The first time these guys showed me the basic result, I just said one sentence: 'They'll have to change the textbooks.' There has never been a lymphatic system for the central nervous system, and it was very clear from that first singular observation".

We could not find similar studies either in animals or in humans where these RAs were compared in PE-EPI sequences making this a rather singular observation.

Though inhibition of one of the parasite strains tested (HB3) was significantly higher for the seven-antigen immunisation pooled antibodies compared to the three-antigen pooled immunisation antibodies, this singular observation may not have biological significance.

Thus, the present report on CNP of the Y-linked genes seems to be a singular observation which is well within the realm of genetic variation and genome evolution.

This singular observation was made by histologically assessing vertebrae mass and volume, and has been followed up by others.

The identified interaction of BChE genotype with veterans' use of PB was a singular observation and requires corroboration in other veteran groups.

Our main task is to identify bifurcation structures in the singularly perturbed system (4) based on singular observations, i.e. for (varepsilon =0).

This was done to ensure that classification was restricted to general patterns rather than singular observations.

To my mind, the mechanisms I propose offer a potential explanation for the singular observations of Segerdahl et al. They are incomplete – for instance, focal activation was not reported in the posterolateral thalamus and activity supporting the behavior of reporting the discriminative readout is missing – nonetheless, they provide practical inroads for future experiments.

6. Figure 5 summarises all our singular limit observations.

He did not discover this, he heard the Last Poets do it, but he used their form to his own purposes and produced singular and scornfully brilliant observations such as "Whitey on the Moon," and "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," which sound as vital and scornfully brilliant now as they did when he recorded them nearly forty years ago.