Sentence examples for notably containing from inspiring English sources

He argued, however, that GeoCities had become less commercial since Yahoo bought it, notably containing less intrusive advertising.

Barca's greatest defensive achievement in this game - although it arguably left them vulnerable in other areas (notably containing Angel Di Maria) - was their ability to do something few teams have managed this season: keep Cristiano Ronaldo in check.

Recently, Bhasi and colleagues [ 29] presented RobustDb, a generic online genomics database most notably containing garlic map and marker data.

Receptors from three large and divergent multigene families are expressed in insect OSNs [ 9, 11- 13], namely the odorant receptors (OR), ionotropic receptors (IR), and gustatory receptors (GR), the latter group notably containing carbon dioxide-detecting receptors [ 14, 15].

2,230 adipose and 1,444 islets genes met our criteria for reliably measuring ASE, most notably containing a minimum of 10 allele-specific sequencing reads covering at least three SNPs (see Methods).

So it's also possible the Body Labs acquisition is mostly an acquihire for Amazon, aimed at picking up talent and expertise for handling the data it's hoping to gather via its Echo Look device which — notably — contains an on-board depth sensor so could be used to extract 3D data on body form via users' style selfies.

According to the experiment results and technical specifications, a water supply well using composite filtration materials of siderite and river sands was designed and a pilot run was conducted in Datong basin, China, where the groundwater notably contains high concentrations of arsenic.

These maps notably contained features he called canali, which were later shown to be an optical illusion.

The report notably contains errors, among them, that Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, secretly met with the Kremlin in August 2016 in the Czech Republic to arrange compensation for Russian hackers working against Hillary Clinton.

It notably contains the di-acidic sequence Asp-Ile-Asp previously reported to promote loading of the permease into COPII vesicles [23].

RGP56 (59 kb), is partially composed of phage genes as noted above; the rest notably contains a DNA adenine methylase and a DNA cytosine methylase.