Sentence examples for particularly remarkable that from inspiring English sources
"It is particularly remarkable that France be the first nation to be so honored for its genius in the arts of the table," Prime Minister François Fillon said in a statement.
So it's not particularly remarkable that Tana French's Dublin Murder Squad series presents its readers with a portrait of contemporary Ireland wobbling in the aftermath of the Celtic Tiger's collapse.
In this case it is particularly remarkable that cut out and realigned conserved regions (FS3) perform 1.6% better than without realigning on the test set.
It is particularly remarkable that overproduction of 3'-to-5' exonucleases had no effect on GalE tagging.
Thus, it seems particularly remarkable that both essential subunits of Pol ε are inactivated derivatives of replicative enzymes.
It seems particularly remarkable that the sequestered germline, a crucial animal innovation, that seems to hamper some forms of Lamarckian inheritance, such as those associated with HGT, itself evolved a specific version of IAC.
Chelis was adamant that the main issue was a bloated wage bill needing to be trimmed to give him room to manoeuvre, and that may explain the rather lop-sided deals in favor of the clubs taking players off his hands (Joseph's move to Seattle seemed particularly remarkable in that regard).
Phosphorylation was particularly remarkable for complexes that exhibited high cytotoxicity.
This is particularly remarkable also considering that, as discussed for miR-122, a normal liver contribution to M transcriptome cannot be completely ruled out.
Fernando Torres stepped away from two men to strike a low shot into the bottom corner away from Marc-André ter Stegen that gave Atlético the lead here and made it 1-1 on aggregate, which may not sound particularly remarkable except that when the ball hit the net, only 38 seconds had passed.
Particularly remarkable is that women appear to be diving right into federal-level elections, said Karen Middleton, president of Emerge America, a group that trains Democratic women to run for office.
