Remarkably, men cry relatively more often in reaction to positive events," he said.
Rather than being invariably the same, respondents' aspirations are displaced, deferred, intergenerationally invested and possibly curtailed over time – while also remaining, more often than not, remarkably blurred.
He was humorless in text and delivery, unpleasant in aspect, boiler plate in his rote Republican appeal, and remarkably self-absorbed, mentioning himself far more often than Romney.
Remarkably, studies performed within the US more often reported a significant lower use among immigrant groups as compared to the majority population than the other countries.
While the genetic stock of the entire clan of indigobirds is remarkably uniform, certain gene sequences pop up more often in some species than others.
More often, though, the music is remarkably agile and entertaining; Simon acknowledges no reason that a septuagenarian shouldn't cut loose and get funky.
Remarkably, in full accord with this selectivity, the ancestral acceptors more often than not have the same 2nd base pair for the sterically compatible synthetases and different 2nd base pairs for the sterically incompatible ones.
They have been remarkably good at finding new molecules, either completely synthetic ones or more often natural products made by fungi and bacteria themselves, that serve as starting points for antibiotic drugs.
Remarkably, intermediate and poorly differentiated tumors (grade 2 and 3) showed overexpression of NQO1 protein more often than those showing low differentiation (grade 1).
Remarkably, during monocular sleep, the eye that the dolphin calf directs toward the mother is open more often than is the other eye.
