Sentence examples for notably exceeded from inspiring English sources
Whereas target chromophores showed weak second-order nonlinear responses with β of 0.18 6.09 × 10−30 esu, which is primarily given by their centrosymmetric arrangement, third-order polarizabilities γ of 0.84 22.5 × 10−27 esu notably exceeded the standard Disperse Red 1 (γ = 3.47 × 10−27 esu).
The MRL for ∑DDT is notably exceeded.
The average GEBV accuracy notably exceeded the expected accuracy of genomic evaluation in that scenario.
On day three, the amount of fibroblasts that adhered to the CNTs/SF polymer surface notably exceeded the numbers on the other surfaces.
Compression notably exceeded average PPT (by 4.7 times) and only approximately 30 N oblique occlusal force can be borne at the PPT, which is consistent with a common decrease in chewing efficiency in analyzed cases of unfavorable foundation conditions (Slagter et al. 1993).
One of the few 9/11 commercials that did not notably exceed the category average was a spot for Southwest Airlines, with a score of 589.
The cumulative dose of cisplatin at the start of paresthesias in our study varied between 375 and 675 mg m−2, and notably none exceeded grade 1.
Most notably, benzene measurements exceeded the U.S. EPA National Drinking Water maximum contaminant level of 5 ppb in 90% of the samples (Gross et al. 2013).
The bulls point out that America's economy is rebounding.Several economic indicators in America have indeed exceeded expectations, most notably a robust outlook for American manufacturers and good figures for fourth-quarter annualised GDP growth, which was revised upward from 0.2% to 1.4%.
Notably, individual serum NTproBNP levels exceeded the suggested decision cut-point for the detection of heart failure (125 pg/ml; Cowie et al. 2003) at some time points during the race in all runners and remained abnormally high in most of them at the end of the run, but normalized 48 h post-race.
Notably, coseismic displacement of the seafloor exceeded 50 m at the trench axis during the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake (Ito et al. 2011; Kodaira et al. 2012; Sun et al. 2017).
