Sentence examples for notably beyond from inspiring English sources

After "Kojak" was dropped in 1978, Savalas appeared in films, notably Beyond the Poseidon Adventure (1979), before reviving Kojak in 1989 for a few television episodes on "The ABC Saturday Mystery".

There is evidence in the literature that the risk of IAI increases with higher doses of steroids (most often used in bone marrow transplantation) notably beyond a dose of prednisone > 2 mg/kg/j [34].

We have presented evidence that ZFP57 is expressed more widely than previously appreciated, notably beyond development, and that this is dependent on underlying genetic variation.

Notably, beyond overall good discrimination across all included studies (c-statistics 0.608 0.819), calibration levels in some of the studies were low, with a tendency of under-estimation (under-prediction).

Notably, beyond its negative impact on elongation through promoter proximal pausing, DSIF is also required for productive elongation, therefore Integrator could conceivably play both a negative and a positive role in regulating transcription elongation.

There is evidence in the literature that the risk of IAI increases with higher doses of steroids (most often used in bone marrow transplantation) notably beyond a dose of prednisone > 2 mg/kg/j [ 34].

Edmund de Waal's The Hare with Amber Eyes (2010), notably, went beyond conventional memoir to assimilate elements of allegorical pilgrimage and the continental tradition of the moral essay.

Compressive forces caused thrust faults to develop and granitic blobs of magma called plutons to rise in the Death Valley region and beyond, most notably creating the Sierra Nevada Batholith to the west.

Bulgaria and Romania are worse; and the applicants to come, notably Turkey, are beyond the pale.

NATO used the resolution as justification for bombing attacks on Colonel Qaddafi's forces, which some Security Council members, notably Russia, considered beyond the scope of the measure's intent.

This has been observed in load-extension behavior by recognizing that the total area under the curve, notably the part beyond the yield point, often conveys substantial capacity to carry mechanical load.