Sentence examples for remarkable down from inspiring English sources

She does a vivid, impressive job of donning the attributes apt to character: she turns her voice papery to match the papery skin lent to her by the makeup artists and Fincher's cinematographic palette; as is necessary in Fincher's world, her gestural precision is remarkable, down to the chill in her eyes.

The detail is remarkable, down to hair follicles and the perforations of a dainty bandage on Nauman's toe.

The study using PCR arrays for genes involved in participating stem cell signaling pathways revealed remarkable down regulation of gene expressions in the important genes for maintaining stem cell stemness, self-renewal and proliferation.

The remarkable down regulation of these four members in response to high-P supply and AMF-colonization might be partially caused by the significant increase of P concentration in such treated tomato plants.

Remarkable down-regulation of BTG3 has been reported in triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC).

Besides this, exercise-treated patients conferred a remarkable down-regulation in the rest of lipid parameters (total cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, apo B) and body fat content (P <.05) in comparison with CO group.

As shown in Figure 6A, Pep-7 resulted in remarkable down-regulation of activities of cyclin A, E1 and D1 promoters.

Moreover, PBMC from human donors infected with wild strains of VACV showed a remarkable down-modulation of monocytes, CD4+ T cells and B cells (Gomes et al., unpublished results), highlighting the importance of these cell types in the immune response to VACV.

Izzotti et al. (2009) reported that cigarette smoke mainly resulted in a remarkable down-regulation of miRNA expression in rat lung.

This is the result of its up-regulation in G93A-SOD1 spinal cord and of its remarkable down-regulation in WT spinal cord.

He showed that contrary to what was expected, there was a remarkable down-regulation of Ung (a highly conserved class of uracil DNA glycosylases) in M. tuberculosis and M. smegmatis in response to hypoxia.