Sentence examples for notably gained from inspiring English sources
Also with 10 nominations is Gravity, which most notably gained its own Twitter critique from none other than rocket scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson himself.
Sinaloa notably gained territory from both the Tijuana and Juárez cartels, solidifying its position as one of the world's most-powerful drug syndicates.
Harry Potter hit the world at a remarkable time: the books' exponential popularity surge mirrored the growth of the Internet, and an extraordinarily obsessive fan base grew along with it — and notably gained momentum the way much of the early Internet did, from the bottom up.
Imanos has notably gained support from Diplo himself (whom he really admires), A-Trak, Martin Solveig, Skrillex and more.
Notably gaining fame via that iconic visual language that was so undeniably Haring (and also so irrefutably New York), he was an innovator with regards to how art is made, distributed and discussed.
Similarly, the open dialdehydic form of DOA notably gains a strong anti-aging/anti-cancer-related chemopreventive effect (Pa = 0.766) compared with the weaker effect observed in the activity prediction for the cyclic hemiacetalic form of DOA (Pa = 0.372).
Notably, gains in enzyme activity on cellulose acetate appeared to exceed gains in substrate binding, suggesting that fusion to CtCBM3 increases functional associations between the enzyme and insoluble, high molecular weight cellulosic substrates.
The experiences in Adolescent Medicine reflected residents' learning, notably gains in the "non-expert" as well as "medical expert" physician competencies.
Notably gain of chromosome 3q was a frequent finding in HPV-positive SCCs (50%), but not detected in any of our HPV-negative cases.
Pediatric residents' experiences of their clinical rotations in Adolescent Medicine reflected their learning, notably gains in the "non-expert' as well as "medical expert" physician competencies.
Inherited pain disorders arise from mutated sodium channels, notably gain and loss of functions of the sodium channel Nav 1.7 (52, 52), and polymorphisms in this channel impact on the level of pain in patients, indicating that inherited differences in channel function might explain some of the variability in pain between patients with DSPN (53).
