Sentence examples for remarkably heavy from inspiring English sources

Gannets, it turns out, are remarkably heavy birds and can be tetchy.

Wood and coal burning for heating homes and cooking is the biggest cause, especially in Asia, but the research reveals a remarkably heavy toll from farming emissions in Europe and the US, where it is the leading cause of deaths.

These mountains wring remarkably heavy snows out of the warm, moist air that flows across New Zealand from the Tasman Sea — in some places, enough snow every year to equal 45 feet of rain.

The EchoStar XXIII payload was a remarkably heavy satellite compared to many of SpaceX's cargo passengers for a Falcon 9 rocket, and that means that SpaceX did not attempt to recover the first stage of its rocket for this particular launch, as with its previous two since returning to flight earlier this year following last September's pre-flight rocket explosion mishap.

It was also remarkably heavy-handed.

Remarkably, ferritin heavy chain was able to restore the longevity and locomotor phenotype of flies expressing the highly toxic Arctic Aβ1 42 to that of control flies.

Remarkably, ferritin heavy chain (Fig. 7a, elav-Gal4 UAS-Arctic Aβ 1 42 UAS-FerHC) reduced the carbonyl level (P < 0.001) almost to that of control flies (Fig. 7a, control elav-Gal4 UAS-Arctic Aβ 1 42 ).

The contrasting results of the two metallophytes also implied that populations of C. communis were more remarkably influenced by heavy metal stress than those of R. acetosa, although the genetic structures of the two species were influenced by geographic isolation and heavy metal contamination.

We find in our metastate HMM approach that the contrast problems are automatically solved, and that many of the beneficial attributes of HMM-with-duration modeling are, remarkably, recovered (the heavy-tail modeling capability on intron and exon length distributions in particular).

Remarkably, the most heavy-tailed distribution, the Cauchy distribution (identical to the Student's t-distribution with one degrees of freedom), requires <2000 permutations for a correct and reliable estimate of a P−value of 10−9.

Despite the heavy toll, remarkably little attention is devoted to all these deaths and the chronic human rights violations against so many extremely vulnerable men, women and children.