Sentence examples for demonstrates impressively from inspiring English sources

Their decision to step down early demonstrates impressively their attitude of putting the bank's interests ahead of their own".

Historische Fragmente ("Historical Fragments," 1929 in Gesamtausgabe; Judgments on History and Historians, 1958) selects highlights from his lecture manuscripts and demonstrates impressively Burckhardt's gift for visualizing history as a whole.

This demonstrates impressively that the stabilizing effect of the constructed eda-dependent addiction system can be used for production of enhanced amounts of cyanophycin at a larger scale in recombinant strains of R. eutropha.

All together, the symposium demonstrated impressively the relevant similarities and overlaps of pathomechanisms between the broad spectrum of pediatric lung diseases which arouse from completely different origins including inborn, acquired, genetic, and environmental factors.

When tested for lithium-ion batteries, the composite of 3D networks NiO-Ni nanowires attached on carbonized eggshell membrane demonstrated impressively improved rate and cycling performances, as compared to that of bare NiO nanowires.

At the same time, there are many examples of successful mature scientists in early career situations (see, for example, the Next Wave feature "Never Too Late?") who demonstrate impressively their great value for the advancement of science and of the organizations where they work.

Some examples for success stories can be found in the following studies [ 11- 16] that demonstrate impressively the power and benefit of computational approaches by providing automatic, consistent and robust methods to extract information from high-dimensional data.

The utility of microarray analysis of gene expression was demonstrated impressively in 2000 when Alizadeh and colleagues used this technique to study the malignant cell population of patients with diffuse large B cell leukemia [ 2].

Biclustering of functional categories of protein changes against the time points of N starvation and N readdition demonstrated impressively that the recovered cells are more similar to the control cells and that there is a complete remodeling of cellular processes during starvation and recovery.

A recent study, conducted by Temel et al., in patients with newly diagnosed metastatic non-small-cell lung cancer demonstrated impressively that early palliative care intervention in concert with standard oncology care improves QOL and median survival and reduces depressive symptoms, compared with patients receiving only standard treatment [ 26].

Patients that were carefully selected in subgroups of patients with pcCRC demonstrated quite impressively prolonged median survival when treated with multimodal aggressive therapy and cytoreductive surgery combined with HIPEC (Elias et al, 2009).