Sentence examples for unremarkable site from inspiring English sources

Other worthwhile sights include the city's stately central plaza, Parque Calderón; the rocky Río Tomebamba, where local women in brightly colored shawls wash and dry clothes; a small and somewhat unremarkable site of Incan ruins; and about a half-dozen museums.

Maiden Castle itself was built in about 600 BC; the early phase was a simple and unremarkable site, similar to many other hill forts in Britain and covering 6.4 ha.

Adjacent mucosa was taken at a grossly unremarkable site away from the tumor identified by the surgeon (incisional biopsy) intraoperatively or by the pathologist (resection specimen) when processing the specimen for frozen section or final diagnosis as described previously 11.

And that, in turn, has made this otherwise unremarkable neighborhood the site of several angry protests and clashes between residents and visitors in recent months.

In contrast, FDG was unremarkable at the sites of known stenosis.

Another recurring view of the burning buildings, from an apartment a mile north of the site, seems unremarkable until you listen to the accompanying audio: a child's voice keeps asking what's going on, and the parents are heard shooing the youngster away, trying to shield young eyes from the unfathomable reality.

He had no gastrointestinal symptoms and his abdominal exam, including the surgical site, was unremarkable.

Bowel sounds were present and the Tenckhoff catheter exit site was unremarkable.

Only two single-nucleotide polymorphisms and four unique alleles were identified within the RNase 8 coding sequence; nucleotide sequence diversity (π = 0.00122 ± 0.00009 per site) was unremarkable for a human nuclear gene.

The main water storage tank was supplied by 2 water collection sites, A and B. Water from site A had unremarkable findings and low turbidity.

The ligand binding site is an unremarkable haem group of the type used in haemoglobin for binding O2 but, when incorporated into the receptor protein, it exhibits amazing preference for NO, allowing cellular NO signalling to occur in the presence of > 10 000-fold excess of O2, despite the close chemical similarity of the two ligands (Stone & Marletta, 1994; Martin et al., 2006).