Sentence examples for remarkably certain from inspiring English sources

Scientists (naturally reticent in their communicative style) feel obliged to reel off lists of things they don't know, and forget to re-emphasise the (remarkably certain) link between human behaviour and climate change.

We can conclude that future-oriented reports and studies of international consulting companies with chemical divisions suggest remarkably certain future developments: the three consulting companies provide only one scenario for the chemical future of Europe.

Remarkably, certain structures would also favour fixation at high μ.

Remarkably, certain second-shell mutations could modulate the binding of both the nucleophilic water/hydroxide molecule and substrate or product ligands, resulting in activity greater than that of the wild-type enzyme.

While the genetic stock of the entire clan of indigobirds is remarkably uniform, certain gene sequences pop up more often in some species than others.

Remarkably, in certain melanomas, no increase in their susceptibility to lysis was detected upon HLA class I masking despite their high expression of (total) HLA class I on their surface.

The genera Cochlioda, Sophronitis, Elleanthus, Isochilus, Comparettia, Hexisea, and Meiracyllium are all bird-pollinated and are remarkably similar in certain aspects.

This procedure seems counterintuitive, yet it is remarkably effective, because certain early electronic processes ("ring modulation," for example) demonstrate that music is not merely a language revealed by sound but also an expression of the nature of sound.

In the MD images, most of motion blurs were remarkably reduced, whereas certain ghost errors remained in the moving directions especially when the circle-dot moved by dozens of pixels during the camera shutter was open.

On the other hand, there is a growing number of DIY-Bio communities in the developing South, especially in Asia, where biotinkering is remarkably close to certain indigenous and traditional practices of knowledge creation, to what Lévi-Strauss has called 'wild thought' (Kera 2012, 3).

Unexpectedly, Hsp90 buffering was remarkably specific to certain normally invariant and highly discrete quantitative traits.