Sentence examples for notably upon from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Islamic theology had had an impact on Western Christianity, notably upon medieval Scholastic philosophy, in which the values of both reason and revelation were maintained.

In a sometimes envious literary world this led to some cavilling, notably upon the 2008 publication of Stepping Stones in which Heaney, already a much-interviewed poet, discussed his life and career with his friend and fellow poet Dennis O'Driscoll.

Tension between the king and Parliament steadily increased, notably upon Charles' abortive attempt to arrest five of its members in January 1642, and the Civil Wars broke out later that year.

Valls came to Marseille last week to say that burkinis were "expressions of an archaic vision of women in public places … The burkini is not a new swimwear fashion; it's the transmission of a political project, against society, founded notably upon the subjection of women.

Notably, upon entering the ring, the filament changed its trajectory abruptly, as if it were pulled into the ring.

Finally, our data suggest that actin accumulates at the A/P boundary in cells depleted of E-Cadherin, most notably upon overexpression of ΔNArm1 155.

Even during the oil shock of the mid-1970s, woutpututput continued to expand by almost 2% a year.Today, despite all the talk of "globalisation", most economies are not notably dependent upon America, whose total imports account for a mere 13% of GDP.

That led into Reba McEntire's new comedy Malibu Country (8.9 million, 2.2), which notably improved upon its lead-in.

It is clearly evident, both CK2 and AKT-S129D downregulates the promoter transactivation, while the promoter activity was notably enhanced upon inhibition of CK2 and overexpression of PML.

In Noxa−/−-FDM cells, decrease of Mcl-1 protein was notably less upon IL-3 deprivation, compared to WT-FDM cells (Fig.  3c).

Notably, however, upon transfer of reset cells to KSR/FGF culture conditions, foci of H3K27me3 appeared in the majority of cells within two passages.