Sentence examples for interestingly this means from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, this means that 2015 will be the first year ever in which the BAFTAs and the Oscars disagree on the Best Animated Picture.

Interestingly, this means that this feature of TBM pathogenesis can also be studied in the zebrafish.

Interestingly, this means that the typical distinction between hardware and software has so far been blurred for nucleic acid circuits, and there is not currently a "software" equivalent for programming with carbon.

Interestingly, this means that ITS2 behaves far more like a barcode in the wider general sense of this word than mtDNA markers like COI or cytb, which typically show considerable within species variation even when there is a clear barcoding gap.

Interestingly, this mean Sling is extending from being a hardware/software consumer service to being a B2B service provider to a player like DirecTV, without the hardware part.

Interestingly, this mean difference appeared to be higher for a high average CDEIS score.

Interestingly, this mean was higher than that of heterozygotes with non-identical heterozygous mothers, with whom they shared just one allele.

Interestingly, what this means is that ICOs could represent an alternative to later-stage funding, instead of IPOs.

Interestingly, by this means we identified a JNK2-dependent mechanism that appears to counter apoptotic cell death.

Interestingly, this also means that the app is now always a bit faster, because even when users are online, most of the lessons now don't have to be downloaded on demand.

Interestingly this would mean that only genes involved in oppositionality and delinquency evoke negativity in their father, perhaps indicating greater responsiveness to child internalising in mothers than fathers.