Sentence examples for changing remarkably from inspiring English sources

It is also notable that attitudes in the UK towards the EU are changing remarkably.

This study reveals that the pattern of acute self poisoning is changing remarkably over just a few years in rural Sri Lankan districts with medicine (pharmaceutical) poisoning increasing rapidly.

"China is changing to become remarkably more like the U.S.," he said by telephone.

The addition of CMs into the scaffolds improved the mechanical properties of the scaffolds without remarkably changing their high porosity.

Exposure to erythemal doses of UVR before influenza infection has been shown to increase the influenza-associated mortality in mice in a dose-dependent manner, without remarkably changing immunity response against influenza (Ryan et al. 2000).

In recent years, advanced live cell imaging techniques have revealed that the spines are remarkably dynamic, changing size and shape in a matter of minutes [3]-[5].

Live imaging studies showed that spines are remarkably dynamic, changing size and shape and number over timescales of seconds to minutes [ 56].

But they have been remarkably resistant to changing their bingeing ways.

The Washington Ballet is remarkably good with changing body language: the dancers' ballet training does not seem to inhibit them from becoming boxers, sportsmen, cocottes, waiters.

Although the sensitivity of these hybrid nanostructures is rather low compared to alternative sensing elements, their response is remarkably fast under changing gas atmospheres.

However, the peak position mostly decided by the morphology of AuNFs could not be influenced remarkably by the changing amount of stabilizer.