Sentence examples for cases remarkably from inspiring English sources

The difference between the version that Ackerley wanted and the one that he settled for is, in some cases, remarkably subtle.

Humans typically deal with such edge cases remarkably well with no prior "training" by applying common sense or finding analogies and learning from these samples of one.

Only few studies were conducted on Asian populations, whose socio-cultural characteristics differ – in some cases remarkably – from those in western populations.

The student cast acquitted itself well, in some cases remarkably well.

When changing from 3/8 to 4/8 variables, the number of septic shock cases remarkably decreased (Table 2) whereas cases with disagreement profoundly increased (Table 3).

However, comparative studies across multiple model organisms revealed that the exact means by which organisms have adapted this machinery to achieve chromosome end protection and replication varies, in some cases remarkably.

This past April, in a case remarkably similar, the body of another lesbian was found in an alley in Kwa Thema.

Kolmogorov was in any case remarkably well-informed, citing even papers that had only appeared in the Dutch-language "Verhandelingen" of the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences (Brouwer 1918B, Brouwer 1919A, Brouwer 1921A).

Between this price cut and the introduction of the wallet-friendly Moto G back in late November, Motorola is positioning itself as a player that can deliver new remarkably solid (and in the X's case, remarkably thoughtful) smartphone experiences at prices that can seem outlandishly low compared to most competitors.

Our case remarkably illustrates the characteristic clinical and molecular features and also the diagnostic dilemmas associated with autosomal recessive HHS.

In an itinerant life that, in most cases, pays remarkably well, most ballplayers need and are able to maintain more than one home base.