Sentence examples for remarkably inappropriate from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, inappropriate activation of Cyclin A or cyclin E during prophase I in fruit flies and worms, respectively, results in a mitosis-like division (Sugimura and Lilly, 2006; Biedermann et al., 2009).
Stan Druckenmiller, for years a remarkably successful hedge fund manager, in May accused the Fed of "running the most inappropriate monetary policy in history".
The review did, however, elicit reasons for rejection: it found remarkably similar rationale to those detected in our study, including concerns that recommendations were too costly, inappropriate or unrealistic, or not within the organisation's power to implement.
"If we can direct them into a stream that is inappropriate for spawning, or to an easy place to gain access to them for removal, it could remarkably change how we conduct control," he says.
It will be shown that former cases are quite inappropriate for the polynomial matrix description [16], and the Smith factorization method proposed here outperforms the classical solutions remarkably.
It is well-known that traditional elasticity theory is incapable of accounting accurately for the nanoscopic-interfaces and, likewise, inappropriate for the prediction of the behavior of nano-sized structures where the surface-to-volume ratio is remarkably large.
