Sentence examples for Notably concise from inspiring English sources
Innately truthful, notably concise - and eminently inclusive, in that he cleared the floor for others to intervene.
South Carolina's surprise U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene is a notably concise speaker -- even when he's being interviewed on his thoughts on America's youth.
Notably, the concise infection signature is specifically more enriched in regulators of influenza infection than random chance (compared to 8676 genes of the array, p-value = 0.0072 with Fisher's exact test).
Many scientists, notably prominent ones ('aristocrats of science') have written memoirs, from concise fragments up to voluminous monographs (albeit not always explicitly intended for publication).
ausing midway in his mammoth biography of Picasso, John Richardson has written a concise account of the first half of his own life and notably of his long relationship as a young man with the Cubist art historian and collector Douglas Cooper.
The authors of the article provide a concise and highly focused review of the recent literature on visual perceptual learning, and notably of the so-called task-irrelevant perceptual learning (TIPL).
But the singers were at their best, individually and collectively, in Carissimi's "Jephte," a quick-moving, concise oratorio based on the same biblical story (from Judges) that Handel later set at notably greater length.
This poses particular synthetic challenges, most notably the controlled introduction of five contiguous quaternary stereocenters, which we aimed to address as part of a concise and efficient total synthesis, 6 following that first reported by Theodorakis in 2011 and most recently by Sorensen (2014).
Concise, but slightly incomplete.
Clear, concise and simple.
