Sentence examples for remarkably lower and from inspiring English sources
"There was certainly a lot of disappointment over surprisingly bad news but in the end of it you step back and say, 'We have driven prices remarkably lower,' and the selling excesses exhaust themselves.
In contrast, with the presence of 40 ng/mL CRT, the amount of Fas/FasL was remarkably lower and 2 d2)).
These figures, namely, 135,506 men and 245,331 women, constitute figures that are remarkably lower and easier to interpret than those reported in 1999 for persons with, say, several disabilities [ 11] but may not be comparable.
In the corresponding anti-S100A4 ribozyme-transfected celineine II-11b [ 3], apoptosis induction was remarkably lower, and these findings prompted us to investigate whether S100A4 could affect IFN-γ-mediated apoptosis.
Face transplantation will not be considered as a routine practice, until the rate of complications due to this procedure is remarkably lowered and until long-term reports approve long-term survival of allografts and the patients.
Our data suggest that S100A4 was remarkably lower in and around the initiating cells than the target cells.
The transcriptional start site itself had remarkably lower H3K4me3 and AcH3 levels, however, H3K27me3 signals that associate with silenced genes (see below) were not significantly decreased at the transcription start sites.
Moreover, the colony rates of dsP21-397 transfecellscells were remarkably lower than mock and dsControl treatments).
* p < 0.1, ** p < 0.05, *** p < 0.002 (Wilcoxon test for comparison of the respective imprinted group to genome data) Interestingly, the paralogs show a higher conservation than their imprinted counterparts and all genes in HomoloGene and remarkably lower Ka/Ks ratios between human-mouse, human-rat, and mouse-rat (Table 5).
We found that the temporal dynamics of RGC death were accelerated in EC animals: the number of apoptotic cells was higher in EC with respect to SC fetuses at embryonic day 18 (E18) and E20, and remarkably lower in EC compared to SC pups at postnatal day 1 (P1), when the peak of natural cell death is typically seen [16], [17] (Fig. 1A).
A recent European multi-centre study from 2013 reported similar incidence rates for Denmark and Iceland, and remarkably lower rates for Estonia [ 37].
