Sentence examples for interestingly named from inspiring English sources

At the interestingly named Trip Pharmacy -- "English Spoken.

This interestingly named new music collective, now in its 12th season, presents a program including Francis Thorne's Rhapsodic Variations No. 5, the world premiere of Tom Cipullo's "Crickets" and works by Ben Yarmolinsky, David Chaitkin, John Link and Andrew Violette.

Interestingly, he named three products as core to Sony: digital imaging, including cameras; gaming; and mobile phones.

Interestingly, we named as Rab7c another well-supported clade grouping two highly diverged vertebrate sequences (Danio rerio and Xenopus tropicalis).

Interestingly, in naming Hebrew phonemes MH used the Arabic "popular terms", meaning that he referred to the sounds rather than the names of these letters.

Interestingly, 17% named the Leave campaign compared to just 9% who listed the Remain campaign.

Interestingly enough, CNET named his blog as one of the top 100.

Interestingly, a cDNA (named DRS-2) derived from this transcript was previously described in L. major as an mRNA whose expression increases during metacyclogenesis [ 15].

Interestingly, PKNOX1 (also named PREP1), a mammalian Homothorax ortholog belonging to the Meis/Prep homeodomain factor family, has recently been involved in the maintenance of genomic stability (Iotti et al., 2011).

Interestingly these kinases (named as TbCLK1 and TbCLK2 in that study) were recently identified as targets of a fungal natural product Hypothemycin (Nishino et al., 2013), demonstrating the potential of trypanosome kinetochore kinases as drug targets.

Interestingly, one gene, named SLC25A6 (ANC2), was found to be highly expressed in dog spermatocytes (normalized FPKM = 47.19 in spermatocytes and 18.11 in spermatids), and thus appears to escape from MSCI.