Sentence examples for study this remarkable from inspiring English sources

Here we study this remarkable cellular transition in Bacillus subtilis and reveal the identity of the newly synthesized proteins throughout spore revival.

To study this remarkable source, Chandra (in concert with numerous ground- and space-based observatories) undertook a 3 Ms campaign on Sgr A* in 2012, providing an excellent opportunity to probe the physics of accretion in the Galactic Center.

In order to study this remarkable plasticity in molecular recognition in greater detail, we prepared a series of mutants designed to either knock out a specific binding mode or add length to the molecule at a specific position.

Native Finn Pasi Sahlberg (educator, researcher, advisor on global education reform, and Director General of CIMO in Helsinki, Finland), who has lived and closely studied this remarkable reformation, tells the full story in his newly released book, Finnish Lessons -- What can the World Learn from Educational Change in Finland?

The present study attributes this remarkable phenomenon to a change in the lamellar morphology, which reduces the amorphous-crystalline interface area and thus the constraint imposed on the amorphous chains by the crystals.

His words also reaffirmed something that I learned in my own years of study of this remarkable quality.

Further study of this remarkable plasma protein is warranted in the future to determine its practical clinical value in the management of severe CAP.

The bowhead whale transcriptome is a valuable resource for the study of this remarkable animal, including the evolution of longevity and its important correlates such as resistance to cancer and other diseases.

In one study, this difference was remarkable in favor of the PS group obviously, but a statistical analysis to calculate the level of significance was not performed (de Almeida et al. 2011).

Like the other studies cited by Peter Gray, this remarkable report summarizes poor educational outcomes, higher incarceration rates, lower incomes and family dysfunction associated with early academic rigor.

In fact, internal devotion and visible worship have long been inextricable, as this remarkable study of early modern England shows.