Sentence examples for remarkably older from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, older Ghsr-/ mice had about 44% less body fat than their WT counterparts, while the difference in older Ghrl-/ mice was much less pronounced (Fig. 1C and 1D).

Remarkably older TMRCAs were observed for the VP4, VP6, NSP1, and NSP2 gene segments.

Remarkably, older Hdac1Δ/Δep Hdac2Δ/+ep mice (>4 months) but not Hdac1Δ/Δep or Hdac1Δ/+ep Hdac2Δ/Δep mice spontaneously developed papilloma-like lesions on the skin of the tail, back, head or extremities.

a Indicated by taxonomic names of the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) a Indicated by taxonomic names of the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) Our age estimates, however, are remarkably older than those indicated in previous reports based on the fossil record [ 43, 68, 90- 92].

Grampop was remarkably old, even when Lee was a baby.

Yet a collective founded to respond to change has just gone remarkably old-school.

Some of sport's most successful managers apply remarkably old fashioned principles.

At the same time, Ms. Chasen could be remarkably old-fashioned.

These underground galleries, found mostly in France and Spain, also turn out to be remarkably old.

Volterra is remarkably beautiful, remarkably old and like all things that are remarkably beautiful and old, it's also remarkably touristy.

He was remarkably old; that much was agreed upon by veterinarians, his owners and the animal shelter in Charleston, S.C., that offered him for adoption more than two decades ago.