Sentence examples for more notably on from inspiring English sources

Tasker was one of the greatest special-teams players in league history as a kickoff returner, and, more notably, on kick coverage.

More notably on the rise, though, is the national average sales price.

The value of ΔTU 09 (LT) decreases more notably on the dusk side than on the dawn side.

My research toward the forensic analysis of explosives is focused not only on advancing analytical chemistry, but more notably, on developing methods for use in crime laboratories.

This difference is less obvious in the final images; however, it is large enough to have an impact on the measured strain and more notably on the measurement errors.

The therapeutic efficacy of drug-loaded nanoparticles would mostly depend on nanoparticle uptake, their intracellular distribution and, more notably, on the dose of the drug that is released from the internalized nanoparticles inside the cell (Acharya and Sahoo 2009).

The wide range of values found in research for the exponent m, in the usual expression for the fatigue endurance, is due not just to differences in the test methods used, but more notably, to two schools of thought on how the results should be analysed.

More notably, Ginsburg's quick-on-her-feet response harkens back to the time she and O'Connor shared the bench -- a period of adjustment for some top-flight lawyers who had to get used to the presence of two women who otherwise were very different in the way they looked, sounded and viewed the law.

Other companies have tried, and failed, to emulate Apple's (and more notably, Steve Jobs') swagger on stage.

Cyrus' new single "Wrecking Ball" is currently outselling both "Applause" by Lady Gaga and, more notably, "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke on iTunes.

More notably, several studies have reported on the role of LABs, specifically those belonging to the genus Lactobacillus, against carcinogenesis.