Sentence examples for a remarkably significant from inspiring English sources
For example, a remarkably significant difference of the blood flow in the thalamus is seen in Table 2 but not in Fig. 2.
Although each motif was found only in a small fraction of highly secreted RNAs (ACCAGCCU - 24%, CAGUGAGC - 20%, UAAUCCCA – 19%, ECER > 33), the sets of secreted RNAs containing them together, revealed a remarkably significant overlap (32 RNAs).
A final example of a remarkably significant protein in this module is Med10p (Nut2p), a subunit of the RNA II mediator complex that is required for transcriptional activation because its concentration is elevated in response to DNA replication stress [ 94, 95].
In this particular case, the four linear terms (X1, X2, X3,X4), six cross products (X1X2, X1X3, X1X4, X2X3, X2X4, X3X4), and the four quadratic terms (X12, X22, X32, and X42) were all remarkably significant model terms at 95% confidence level.
Remarkably, significant levels of CENP-A in vertebrates are incorporated into chromatin at noncentromeric sites (30% in chicken and 74% in human RPE1 cells [ Shang et al., 2013; Bodor et al., 2014]).
Multiple regression analysis using the carbon numbers both of the PC and TG as independent variables was remarkably significant in the regression function (2.0 × 10−14) and all regression coefficients (2.7 × 10−13, 5.8 × 10−7 and 1.9 × 10−9 for PC, TG and intercept, respectively).
Overlaps among these sets are remarkably significant.
We concluded that PCO removal is associated with remarkably significant changes in all the SLP measurements.
Remarkably, significant off-season estimates were not only observed in studies on all-cause mortality, but also regarding other outcomes.
However, the degree of functional divergence between NIP I/III was not remarkably significant, because there were only two CAASs with posterior probability >0.8.
It thus appears that continued positive selection should have acted on the NIP subfamily during evolution and this selection would be remarkably significant.
