The book is remarkably spare, peopled as much by absent strangers (the ghosts of the "brave boys" killed in the war) as it is by the principal characters Jane Fairchild, a maid, and her upper-class neighbor and lover Paul Sheringham.
While the biochemical approaches for examining the role of lipid rafts in spatiotemporal signaling in CD4+ T cells can be remarkably robust, in as much as it has potential for analysis of a complex series of a multitude interacting molecules in the signal transduction cascade.
All the more remarkably, its insights are as much a matter of cinematic style of visual composition and intellectual association as of investigative content.
Remarkably, while Toxoplasma infects as much as a third of the human population worldwide and causes severe disease in immunocompromised patients and neonates, Neospora does not appear to infect humans [1], [4], [6].
Ice-core studies show that in some places dramatic changes happened remarkably swiftly: temperatures rose by as much as 20°C in a decade.
Written while he was still a student at the Leningrad conservatoire, Shostakovich's first shows a remarkably mature grasp of form as much as the lyrical passion which became his hallmark.
Remarkably, BI subjects exhibited half as much Paw-licking behavior as the OI group (BI vs OI, p<0.05).
Results of genome expression using proteome analysis require some kind of confirmation, but, remarkably, current technology expends nearly as much effort in confirming a suspected gene expression identity.
Yet the streets were remarkably litter-free, which probably had as much to do with cultural habits as the lack of convenient carry-outs.
Remarkably, Australians believe that China has as much of a claim to the title of "Australia's best friend in Asia" as Japan has – and a greater claim than Singapore, Indonesia, India or South Korea.
