Sentence examples for coincided remarkably well from inspiring English sources
Instead, divergence time coincided remarkably well with establishment of water mills and impassable dams in the Medieval from ca. 1200 to 1500.
In addition, in both fertilized zygotes and cloned embryos, the occurrence of γH2A.X-populated DSBs increased in a temporal pattern that coincided remarkably well with the period of active, DNA replication-independent demethylation during zygotic pronuclear development (Wossidlo et al. 2010).
If a judicious choice of parameters is made, the method can lead one to calculate curves and thermal variations of the spontaneous magnetization or paramagnetic susceptibility that coincide remarkably well with the experimental results, for example, to within a few thousandths.
The dominant spatial patterns of the spontaneous activity, calculated as its principal components, coincide remarkably well with those patterns predicted from the network connectivity using our theory.
Although, so far a large error of the method (40% for proteins), the experimentally measured DCs coincide remarkably well with the predicted DCs (cf. Fig. 4).
Also displayed, on the temple of Apollo, from the fifth century BC, were the maxims, "Know thyself" and "Nothing in excess", the latter somewhat ironic as, with its dedications, reliefs and statues, the religious complex was nothing if not excessive.Although the heyday of Delphi coincided with that of ancient Greece, it survived remarkably well after being subsumed into the Roman empire.
She seems remarkably well.
City pressed remarkably well.
Remarkably well, it seems.
My quick assessment: remarkably well.
