Sentence examples for notably resulting from inspiring English sources

The post-war years also saw a flurry of architects sketching plans for cities where the personal helicopter replaced the personal car, most notably resulting in the flat-roofed Pan Am Building in New York City.

In summary, the single probe based analysis of oligonucleotide based arrays demonstrated clear advantages over the common probe set-based approach used in this study, most notably resulting in improved sensitivity and specificity of the biological findings (DAVID analysis).

Tumour-induced osteolysis provokes an excessive and uncontrolled release of calcium from the bone matrix, notably resulting in malignant hypercalcaemia.

Notably, resulting enzymatically oxidized oligosaccharides could be used as carbohydrate standards that replaces the comparatively arduous chemical synthesis approach [ 16], facilitating the characterization of carbohydrate-oxidizing enzymes whose activity can not be easily measured by colorimetric assays.

APSIC succeeded in identifying physiologic joint functions and current prosthetic joint limitations in the studied situations, which notably resulted in the design of a prototype of ankle-knee prosthesis adapted to multimodal locomotion of transfemoral amputee.

In addition to the constraints of remote handling to be taken into account for operation in a Hot Cell, the design of the test facility notably results from the development of an adapted heating system.

The event of stressful life notably results in the occurrence of VD [ 6].

Inhibiting miR-101 expression notably resulted in increased collagen type II synthesis in untreated chondrocytes.

Owing to this hypervariability and an ubiquitous presence in genomes, microsatellites attracted much attention during the last decade and notably resulted in various genetic marker systems [ 4- 6].

This notably results in the absence in the P. infestans enzymes of an alpha helix gating the entry of the zinc-binding pocket in human enzymes.

This finding was very surprising, as Prochlorococcus has experienced an evolutionary streamlining of its genome, leading to very compact genomes between 1.64 and 2.68 Mb, which notably results in a small number of regulatory proteins (Kettler et al., 2007).