Technically, it is already clear that the human genome and the dog genome, for example, are remarkably similar.
My parents, for example, were remarkably accepting of our union, but my extended family much less so.
Both in their approach to the problem and in the results that they reached, judges from very different jurisdictions — the United States and China, for example — were remarkably similar, suggesting that long-held beliefs about profound differences between legal systems may need to be revised.
For example, cell division is remarkably different between the eukaryotes and the prokaryotes.
The most telling example is the remarkably widespread calls for Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan to recuse themselves from the case because both officiated same-sex marriages, allegedly rendering them unfit to hear the case.
For example, glutamatergic synaptic transmission is remarkably resistant to manipulation of glutamate synthesis [112].
For example, the miR-29 family is remarkably influential in regulating mRNA expression of a variety of collagens [ 56].
It is remarkably hard, for example, for gas-poor Germany to import from the neighbouring, gas-rich Netherlands. gas-rich Netherlands
Rope-a-dope ReprintsBritish television is not the best in the world, as is often claimed (the best of American TV drama, for example, is much better), but it is remarkably good for a smallish country.
Figure 4 is an example in which the upper dentition is remarkably disturbed.
But more intriguing, and arguably more impressive, is the fact that Changez is a sympathetic figure in spite of some objectionable opinions – he admits, for example, to being "remarkably pleased" by 9/11.
