Sentence examples for remarkably leads from inspiring English sources

If he were, in fact, a canine, he might be the ultimate thinking man's pooch, a bloodhound, say, or one of those Labrador retrievers who remarkably leads the cops to the packet where the coke is stashed.

The mutation results in an expanded polyglutamine tract in the Htt protein, which is widely expressed throughout the brain but, remarkably, leads to preferential degeneration of GABAergic medium spiny neurons in the striatum.

Remarkably, lead levels crept upward despite that PWSA's failure to test homes with the highest risk of lead contamination.

Sixteen days after being officially unveiled as the new manager of Bolton ­Wanderers, Coyle tonight confronts the club he remarkably led to the Premier League unrepentant and unbowed.

The aim of this paper is to show that the minimum mean square error (MMSE) channel shortening problem with two different energy constraints, remarkably, lead to the same TEQ coefficients, up to a scaling factor.

Thus, our results strongly indicate that cadmium toxicity may remarkably lead to apoptosis in cardiomyocytes.

To identify the mechanism responsible for the shift in alternative TSS usage, we antagonized the Wnt-signaling pathway in DLD1 and Ls174T colorectal cancer cell lines, which remarkably led to a shift in the preferred TSS for both OSBPL1A and TRAK1.

Interestingly, three of the genes, namely the mpv17/PMP22 family protein (ACAC8-1 and ACTchloroplastroplast carbonic anhydrase (ACAG8, ACAG10, and ACTC4-1), and lipid transferase (ACGT12 and ACAG9) were isolated from different selective primer sets, which remarkably led to identical cDNA-AFLP expression patterns for each target (Table 2).

Clearly, in the absence of Nub-PD, immune gene expression is over-active both in the gut and in the fat body; remarkably, this leads to serious consequences for the commensal gut flora, which are severely affected in nub 1 mutants.

He might have fallen away rapidly on Monday, but the Irish amateur's third round was flawless and – remarkably – he led the Open going into the final day.

The cast is uniformly good, especially McGrath and Miller, who gives a remarkably sustained lead performance as Charlie – alhough he's frequently upstaged by scene-stealer Long.