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That he did all that from memory, showing the degree to which he had internalized the words and their musical expression, was the more remarkable, though not essential.

Even more remarkable is that this magnitude of expression reflected that obtained from a non-optimized process.

ERE-mediated transcriptional activity was decreased with the increase of ERβ2 expression; it is much more remarkable in HER2-overexpressing T6-17 cells.

In adenoid cystic carcinoma, topoIIα expression seemed to be more remarkable in solid type than tumors composed of tubular or cribriform pattern (Fig. 2C and 2D).

More remarkable was the detection of high levels of mRNA expression in the plexiform layers, pointing to localization in the synaptic processes and buds (the low resolution of in situ hybridization did not allow a more accurate assignment).

One of the more remarkable features of this analysis is the difference in gene expression patterns between males and females.

Although the expression level difference between DDX19A and DDX19B is not considerable in most tissues, the expression ratio for TUBG1 and TUBG2 is more remarkable.

Among the more remarkable of the findings is that the majority of mRNA expression patterns observed show striking subcellular distributions, indicating potentially critical roles in the control of protein synthesis and subsequent subcellular distributions.

"That expression of the global commitment is all the more remarkable because it comes against the background of a global crisis," Mr. Ban said at a news conference.

Finally, the diversity of SDCs expressions in oral cavity HNSCC lesions was even more remarkable when considering the relative distribution of these PGs in the stromal compartment.

Odd to praise an orchestra and conductor more for their diminuendi than for the richness of their sound, but what a remarkable expression of collective imagination.