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Even Suffragette and The Martian, which had been notably robust performers, dropped hard, by 56%and66%6% respectively.

Despite reports in certain papers that Christmas has been replaced by "Winterval", the festival looks notably robust in the entertainment industry.

Though a notably robust and even an abrasive player, he was anything but a big man, standing not much over 5ft 7in and weighing little over 11 stone, but he was utterly fearless and a forceful tackler.

These properties are related to its structure notably; robust retrieval is a consequence of the lateral excitatory connections.

Not only is Ping unique in being acquired by a private equity firm while still private, it is also one of a small number of tech companies with notably robust financials.

hGDAsBMP were able to promote survival of multiple neuronal populations within multiple gray matter laminae with notably robust increases of up to 69% in neuronal survival in laminae 8 and 9 containing motor neurons.

Mr. Shapiro attributed the improvement to many factors, most notably the robust economy.

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%.

As well as all the ways in which Arcangel's work relies on both the technology and aesthetics of videogames, there are clearly ways in which it deliberately removes or blocks certain key features or capacities of videogames, perhaps most notably their robust interactivity.

The observation that Δprocyclin is notably more robust than other procyclin mutants that we have generated previously is most probably because of the experimental strategy that was used.

All forms of Podocalyxin demonstrated apical colocalization with f-actin, although apical recruitment was notably less robust in the absence of the extracellular domain (figure 10A, B).