Sentence examples for which is remarkable from from inspiring English sources

"A PC in every home and on every desk," he envisioned (which is remarkable from a company that didn't make PCs).

A lot is down to her mathematical talent, which was remarkable from an early age.

Overall, 43% of patients experienced an attack frequency reduction of ≥ 50% from baseline, which is remarkable as all patients had been suffering from the CCH for many years and had tried a number of preventive drugs without benefit.

We furthermore show that the diversity stability relationship holds across multiple ecological functions in a single experiment, which is remarkable considering the spectrum of organizational (from population to ecosystem) and trophic levels (from primary producers to higher consumers) investigated.

In the present study, the 35 arthritis cases were from relatively young animals (average parity number 1.9) and 10 were from gilts, which is remarkable.

Although, stations do not show local variations, observing two categories of anisotropy pattern in the eastern and western part (Fig. 3), and also considering the variation of anisotropy from singular events (Fig. 4b) indicates a lateral variation of anisotropy, which is remarkable in a larger scale, extending from the Central to the Eastern Alps.

Indeed, they seemed to have a certain pride of ownership, which is remarkable, considering how different the cathedral is from what they are accustomed to.

The Boilermakers (25-9) were Big Ten regular season co-champions and are playing in their third consecutive Sweet 16, which is remarkable considering they graduated four senior starters from last season's team that won a school-record 30 games.

This becomes evident in that he often cites verbatim from it in his Against Celsus (I.15; fr. 1b, IV.51; fr. 1c, 10, V.57; fr. 29, V.38; fr. 53), which is remarkable given that Origen normally cites only from Scripture (see Kritikos, 2007, 406 7).

The estimates of phenotypic complexity, PCPC and EPC strongly correlated with each other, which is remarkable because it indicates that mathematical derivations from an idealized model of adaptation such as Fisher's quantifies complexity in a manner similar to a statistical model of principal components.

HIV medication has turned the infection from a death sentence to a chronic, manageable condition, which is remarkable.