Sentence examples for valuable exhibit from inspiring English sources

Another valuable exhibit, pots and pans from Julia Child's kitchen, was on loan from her foundation and will be returned.

The most valuable exhibit in the Museum is a collection of stuffed animals which he rents to moving picture theatres for displays during the showing of jungle films.

It's probably not every day that a museum will get a couple of drill bits in the post accompanied by a polite request to bore a hole in one of their highly valuable exhibits.

It is a collection of objects assembled by the crew of the yacht La Korrigane, which recently made a world cruise, returning with many valuable marine exhibits.

Still, these BVMOs may be valuable biocatalysts exhibiting new substrate specificities and chemo-, regior, or enantioselectivities.

The habit of relatively large, succulent leaves borne in basal rosettes on an unbranched stem, typical of Aloe vera and other commercially valuable species, exhibits a strong phylogenetic signal.

No matter what scientific information visitors may take home, the most valuable lesson an exhibit can convey is that process.

p-Trifluoromethyl-o-nitrophenyl β-d-galactopyranoside (PCF3ONPG) was found to exhibit valuable properties including a single 19F NMR signal, stability in aqueous solution and with wild type cells, but a chemical shift response to enzyme cleavage (Δδ = 1.14 ppm) in breast cancer cells transfected to stably express lacZ.

Some of the tested compounds were found to exhibit valuable effects in terms of heart rate and blood pressure.

Eucalyptus species and interspecific hybrids exhibit valuable growth and wood properties that make them a highly desirable commodity.

Thermostable endoglucanases from extremophiles are considered promising because they typically exhibit valuable characteristics in biofuel production including optimal functionality at higher temperatures and the ability to withstand extreme pH changes [ 30].