Sentence examples for remarkably found from inspiring English sources

Recently reported ancestral elements, like the α/β class and certain folds, were remarkably found to act as hubs in the networks.

However, it is remarkably found that when an in-plane tension is >6 pN/nm, the application of such in-plane tension increases the resonant frequency of a graphene resonator actuated by the amplitude of 1 fN.

In the cytotoxicity, the relative inhibition activity was remarkably found to be high in MCF-7 cell lines as 79% (4c), 83% (4f) and the IC50values were 1.03 µM (4c), 0.98 µM (4f).

In the first optimization step using Ex4-yeasts as a model for our novel functional assay system, we remarkably found that DMEM buffered at neutral pH designed for mammalian cell culture was very suitable for yeast peptide secretion and GLP1R activation in mammalian cells, even though yeast cells could not grow in the medium.

Though he filled much of the his pre-presidency by saying that demonstrably innocent people of color should be given the death penalty, refusing to rent his properties to black people, launching a series of failed pseudo-scams, and allegedly sexually assaulting a number of women, Donald J Trump still remarkably found the time to be a petulant creep.

Though he filled much of the his pre-presidency by saying that demonstrably innocent people of color should be given the death penalty, refusing to rent his properties to black people, launching a series of failed pseudo-scams, and allegedly sexually assaulting a number of women, Donald J Trump still remarkably found the time to be a petulant creep. .

In situations most would find desolate and despairing, Teffi remarkably finds warmth; "it all felt very cosy," she writes, of being held by soldiers in Odessa train station.

(Isherwood) * CORONADO Dennis Lehane, the novelist known for "Mystic River," tries his hand at playwriting and, remarkably, finds something fresh in the shady-characters-in-a-bar genre.

The twenty-first century, remarkably, finds her being touted for canonization, with a big push this week from Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York.

In the replication, they remarkably find that 72 of the initially identified 74 SNPs remain significantly associated with educational attainment.

Remarkably, Blackstone found enough financing to take Hilton private, even as the credit squeeze locked up the leveraged loan market.