Sentence examples for remarkably instead from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, instead of targeting Ubl4A for degradation, polyubiquitination is associated with irreversible proteolytic processing and inactivation of Bag6.

The decision, remarkably, seems instead to have been a kind of protest.

A Facebook Wall is remarkably democratic — instead of a few people speaking, anyone who friended the deceased can offer a memory or a reflection.

Remarkably, platypus instead feature an avian like period of general low level transcription through prophase I with the sex chromosomes and the future mammalian X maintaining association with a nucleolus-like structure.

She had anticipated an indifferent response to the novels – she is remarkably unassuming – but instead there came "the massive amount of fans that I hadn't expected, and the massive amount of people who hated it, which I also didn't expect".

But America's skewed comprehension of the Middle East has now produced a remarkably similar scenario: instead of the US trying to destroy both the Shia Alawite Assad regime and its Sunni Isis enemies in Syria, it now appears anxious to crush the Shia Zaidi Houthis and their Sunni al-Qaeda enemies in Yemen.

Remarkably, mitogenic stimulation instead of increase causes a 2-3-fold decrease of the KCa2.2 expression both at mRNA and functional expression in the membrane levels [ 192].

In adult mice ablation of CyPD increases resistance to acute ischemia-reperfusion injury both in the heart and brain [33,35,36,74], while in neonatal mice, where the membrane-permeabilizing effects of BAX predominate, Ppif−/− mice were instead remarkably sensitized suggesting age-related changes in the mitochondrial response to injury [74].

The comparison between impulsive responses and ON OFF responses revealed that the average magnitudes of response to impulsive stimuli were much smaller than the sum of magnitudes of response to ON and OFF stimuli (paired t-test, P < 0.00001), being instead remarkably similar to the magnitudes of response to ON stimuli alone (paired t-test, P = 0.44).

Then, instead of "Remarkably the two women survived the war with their possessions intact," there is "Gertrude did not purchase any art during the war".

In actuality, though, "Che, My Brother" is light on ideology and, instead, succeeds remarkably well as a personal and family memoir, benefitted by the authority of a writer who indisputably knows his subject well.