Sentence examples for remarkably distant from inspiring English sources

The reader feels remarkably distant from these horrors, perhaps because the perpetrators have such drawn-out pseudo-intellectual discussions about who feels the least, who committed the worst wrongs.

Remarkably, distant metastasis was present in 34% of OB-R-positive tumors with leptin overexpression, but in none of the cases where the tumors lacked OB-R expression or leptin overexpression [ 32].

Some miRNAs are remarkably conserved across distant orders, suggesting conserved evolutionary functions.

Both values are remarkably conserved among distant species whatever their average GC level (Fig. 1).

Although localization of early and late replication domains is not identical in different cell types (Hiratani et al. 2008; Schwaiger et al. 2009), the replication timing is remarkably conserved between distant species such as human and mouse (Yaffe et al. 2010).

Cloudless skies and remarkably clear air bring distant Andean peaks sharply into focus, providing beautiful vistas across the Altiplano.

In summary, prognostic categorizations using clinical guidelines identify a subgroup with a remarkably low rate of distant metastasis.

In animal models with unresected primary tumors resected, SPM at a safe dosage (10 mg DTX/kg body weight) remarkably inhibited BC metastasis to distant major organs such as the lungs and liver compared with Duopafei.

Pelted by hail, slowed by widening puddles and thrilled by the lightning-strike bursts of static on the radio, we noticed how, when the light is just right, distant telephone poles look remarkably like an array of lightning rods.

(2011) in melanoma patients showed remarkably poor disease-free survival and distant disease-free survival in patients in the lowest tertile of psoas muscle attenuation.

Remarkably, two clinical strains isolated from distant geographical locations (Texas and Singapore) are descendants of the same hybrid line, raising the intriguing possibility of a relationship between the hybridization event and the global spread of a virulent clone.