Sentence examples for various remarkable from inspiring English sources
Wang et al. [19] survey and discuss various remarkable techniques, in terms of all components of the mobile networks (e.g., data centers, macrocell, femtocell), towards green mobile cellular networks.
The inorganic organic composite membrane has been studied because such membranes are a promising and fast emerging research area with various remarkable importances arising due to the synergetic properties of both the inorganic and organic components [4, 5, 6, 7].
We present numerical results for boundary-layer type problems on non-uniform grids in one dimension and irregular triangular grids in two dimensions to demonstrate various remarkable advantages of the proposed approach.
There are various remarkable subclasses of ZD strategies (as depicted in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4).
Compared with the various sources and remarkable effects of RAs, cyclopeptides named after Rubiyunnanin only existed in R. yunnanensis and their efficacies on tumors were relatively weaker.
Note that flavonoids (especially flavanone, flavanonol and methoxylated flavones) are more active compared to other secondary metabolites in Citrus for their remarkable various bioactivities.
Insulin secretion from isolated islets of coInsm1 mutant mice and immature (P1) islets under various conditions shows remarkable physiological similarities.
Various studies reported remarkable high incidence rates of depression in cancer patients compared with the general population.
Even in these early years of her career, Merian's observations and illustrations of insects and plants in various life stages were remarkable for their scientific quality.
As all this unfolded, Grosset & Dunlap was sending its sales reps to various bookstores, including the Remarkable Book Shop in Westport, Conn., a 200-year-old 200-year-old 200-year-oldouse painted fluoresconverted.
More important, beyond the promotion and hoopla generated by Scholastic, the book and its accompanying huge audio sale by Random House's Listening Library has led, say various booksellers, to a remarkable resurgence of interest in books among children in elementary and middle schools who have ignored reading in favor of the Internet, video games and watching television.
