Sentence examples for a very remarkable increase from inspiring English sources

XTC.UC1 cells slightly improved their performance after the addition of idebenol, and displayed a very remarkable increase of the oligomycin-sensitive (i.e., phosphorylating) OCR with DTT plus idebenone in spite of the inhibitory effect of DTT alone (Fig. 6 C′).

"In terms of outcomes we saw survival with good brain function increase by 37percentt, which is a very remarkable result," said Dr. Carolina Malta Hansen of the Duke Clinical Research Institute in Durham, North Carolina.

It was a very remarkable job.

"I think he is a very remarkable artist.

King is a very remarkable and singular writer.

"She was a very remarkable woman and a very powerful member of parliament.

Architectural works formed during this period reflected this change in a very remarkable way.

And the image is more memorable, too, than a very remarkable sports summer.

PopMatters' Robert R. Calder stated that the record was "a very remarkable solo piano recital".

Looking at the trend of ratings over the time from 2000, a remarkable increase in evaluations with a Very Good rating from single percentages (2000-2003) to 59% in 2005 is to be noted.

A first remarkable increase in influenza related research output in WoS can be noticed in 1918 to 1921.