Sentence examples for interestingly thanks from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, thanks to the computation of CoP entropy, specific postural behaviors induced either by age [4], health status [5] [8], expertise [9], [10], postural task [11], sensory environment [4], [8], [10], [12] and cognitive context [7], [8], [10], [12], [13] have successfully been highlighted.
Interestingly, thanks to their small size, miRNA molecules are stable and can be measured not only in blood cells but also in circulation in the serum [ 133].
Interestingly, thanks to a double fluorescent labeling approach, it was found that SQ-gem NAs and SQ-gem/isoCA-4 NAs interacted very differently with cells: whereas SQ-gem NAs were located only in the cell membrane and cannot accumulate intracellularly as intact nanoparticles, the SQ-gem/isoCA-4 NAs displayed a higher cell association with a clear intracellular cytoplasmic localization.
Interestingly, the platform evolves thanks to a collaborative community of users and developers as a shared effort in an open source framework.
Interestingly, by joining all the above information, thanks also to the systemic view that the map allowed us to have, we can recommend not to use Pioglitazone in conjunction with echistatin and therefore add this interaction as an unsuitable one.
Interestingly, fakers have copied almost every Panerai model thanks to the simplicity of the watch.
Interestingly, work on these tubes could now cease thanks to something called the "transistor," a miniature version of the tube.
(Interestingly, in the acknowledgements of her new book, Rebecca thanks Alice "for having the courage to live her truth, and by example, teaching me to live mine").
Normally, much Aussie chardonnay loses its charm over the years if cellared, but Chapel Hill Unwooded Chardonnay 2004 is firm and very finely stuffed with untrammelled fruit, which, thanks to its screwcap, will mature most interestingly.
I think we (also) haven't won the political battles (haven't won over the public or decision-makers); possibly, and interestingly, there is still public support for the public option (thanks to many on this list).
