The phrase "are remarkably observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is noted or perceived in a significant or impressive manner.
Example: "The changes in the environment are remarkably observed during the different seasons."
Alternatives: "are notably seen" or "are strikingly noted".
In addition, significant enhancement on dielectric properties can be remarkably observed, suggesting bacterial cellulose composite exhibited superiority on polarization effect and it may initially be developed as electroactive macterials.
The play of light on the folds of the woman's green velvet robe and of the shadows projected on the right-hand frame of the window by morning sunlight is remarkably observed, and the transparent muslin veil thrown over her hair, which flutters in the breeze coming in through the opening, is painted with unsurpassed mastery.
A better accuracy was remarkably observed in the solution results of the industrial application problems.
Difference in thermal conductivity between both groups is remarkably observed at the age of 28 days shown in Fig. 9.
It is remarkably observed that completely different natures of evolution of the grain shape are revealed when dealing with 2-D and 3-D analyses (see Figure 1).
A gradual decrease in the previously mentioned parameters was observed when the molar strength was either lower than 0.015 M or higher than 0.05 M. Furthermore, alteration of the peak symmetry of the resultant complex was remarkably observed at the higher molar strength.
Moreover, sustained activation of extracellular signal-regulated kinase 1 (ERK1) was remarkably observed in Y992F cells, whereas it was transiently activated in WT cells.
Coagulopathy, galactosuria and hypoglycemia were remarkably observed among NICCD patients but not in the non-NICCD infants.
As in other siliceous fibers, silane treatment leads to improved mechanical performance but glycidyl silane treatment produces the optimum results as the interactions between silanized slate fiber and epoxidized linseed oil are remarkably improved as observed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
In these mutants, clustered ring-like particles within the nuclei of the larval body wall muscles are observed (Fig. 5C) are remarkably similar to those observed in several types of Drosophila cells, however, the biochemical composition of these particles was not determined [60], [61], [62].
