The phrase "a remarkably more" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "more" should not be used with "remarkably" in this context.
Example: "The results were remarkably better than expected."
Alternatives: "significantly more" or "considerably more".
Once the game starts, this will likely be a remarkably more bizarre situation.
That simply by sequencing random fragments from the genome, shoving it into a computer, and devising the appropriate algorithms to assemble them, we would have a remarkably more efficient means of assembling genomes.
We thus demonstrated, in three of the four tumor-therapeutic modality systems examined, an age-related antitumoral efficacy of two apoptosis-inducing agents, with tendency for a remarkably more pronounced effect in aged mice.
In any case, the latter group has a remarkably more accurate view of the labor market, as their average misperception of the unemployment rate is down to 3 percentage points (in absolute value).
Next, speaking to its relatively high level of interdisciplinarity, Evolution and Human Behavior displayed that it was represented by a remarkably more diverse body of cited literature, drawing from nearly twice as many fields as Cognition and nearly three times as many fields as Neuroscience (28, 16, and 9 disciplines, respectively; χ2 2, N = 750) = 21.906, p < 0.001).
If you touch up every seven to 10 days, you can achieve a remarkably more even skin tone.
BrIPT7-1 even showed remarkably more than a 40-fold increase in its expression levels.
Intraperitoneal injection of the liposome-bound porphyrins to mice bearing a MS-2 fibresultsma results in remarkably more efficient tumour targeting than that obtained by administration of the same porphyrins dissolved in homogeneous aqueous solution.
And on a per play basis, passing is remarkably more effective than running for the Jets.
Remarkably, more than one third of all CENP-A nucleosomes are located on the top 10% potential positions.
Remarkably, more than 30 years into a pathologically contrary career, it appears that they still do.
