Sentence examples for interestingly reveals from inspiring English sources

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He spends mind-numbing weeks becalmed in the horse latitudes (so named, he interestingly reveals, because in the old days when becalmed here, thirsty mariners would pitch the poor things overboard).

The result of our computational model interestingly reveals the possible underlying neural activation/inhibition effect of the retinal ganglion cell (RGC) responses in our simulations to these illusion stimuli (Tile Illusions).

A closer look at the literature interestingly reveals that the Italian group of Veronesi et al [ 9] do not 'lose' tissue to the molecular laboratory as do Guiliano et al [ 3].

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KCNE subunits have been proposed to directly affect channel conductance, but recent studies in HEK-293 cells interestingly revealed that KCNE1 and KCNE2 regulate HERG channel surface expression on the plasma membrane [31].

In contrast, EEF2 phylogeny recovered many well-established eukaryotic groups and, most interestingly, revealed a well-supported clade composed of cryptophytes, katablepharids, haptophytes, rhodophytes, and Viridiplantae (green algae and land plants).

Proteome analysis of the LD coat interestingly revealed that the mitochondrial protein ATP synthase was present in LD fractions of lipolytically stimulated adipocytes (Brasaemle et al. 2004).

A recent study interestingly revealed LD in a noncoding region in C. japonica that does not decay at least for several hundred kbp (Moritsuka et al. 2012).

Similar results were obtained by Igoucheva and Alexeev (2009), who interestingly revealed that c-Kit regulation is mainly based on miRNA-dependent mechanisms and is independent of the AP-2 transcription factor.

This similarity was demonstrated by our clustering analysis (see section 2C of additional file 1), which interestingly, revealed a cluster of five 17 kDa Hsp20 proteins that included both class I and II nuclear/cytosolic proteins.

Most interestingly, Lord Tebbit reveals that the health spokesman, Dr Liam Fox, wants to end "the 1945 Stalinist, bureaucratic, centralised, top-down command system" of the NHS.

Interestingly, Delany reveals that Brandt longed to photograph Hitch, and even had a subterranean, tomb-like setting in mind - 'an amazingly long, empty corridor' beneath Charing Cross, that seemed to extend below the river.

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