Sentence examples for remarkably represents from inspiring English sources

In 2015 there are 404 of them: that, remarkably, represents something of a record, last year we counted 315.

More remarkably, it represents the earliest direct evidence of brood care in insects and highlights the long-term stasis of this behavior in archaeococcoids, extending nearly 100 million years.

The routine plays out in countless villages across this country every morning, and it represents a remarkably simple but apparently effective effort to tackle a stubborn and deadly epidemic: tuberculosis, a scourge that kills 1.6 million people worldwide each year.

In New Hampshire, it's not much better: he's in sixth place, at 4.8percentnt, which represents a remarkably low return on investment for a candidate who has spent more time in the state (seventy-two days) than any candidate in either party.

The audio represents a remarkably careful group of musicians, so respectful of their own material that they had no goal beyond admitting they had gotten the work right the first time, knowing nothing was needed beyond replaying the score, so to speak.

The 98 pesticides and metabolites detected in mixtures up to 214 ppm in bee pollen alone represents a remarkably high level for toxic contaminants in the brood and adult food of this pollinator.

The 98 pesticides and metabolites detected in mixtures up to 214 ppm in bee pollen alone represents a remarkably high level for toxicants in the brood and adult food of this primary pollinator.

This number represents a remarkably large, diverse reservoir of markers that is potentially useful for diversity and population studies.

The appendage of cysteine to the N and C termini represents a remarkably simple route to molecules for which both in vivo (i.e., endogenous) and established in vitro biosynthesis is rather complex.[ 20] Here the sequence has been circularly permuted to position cysteine and glycine at the circularization junction.

There are also some remarkably consistent artists represented here, like Fred Mitchell, whose 1955 "Landscape Meridionde," while more staccato than his "Ocean," painted this year, exhibits the same palette and rhythmic vitality.

As shown in Table 4, the regression constant value was 7.089 (p < 0.05), while the values of the regression coefficient were −0.019 (p > 0.05), −0.147 (p < 0.05) and −3.359 (p < 0.05), respectively, representing remarkably negative correlations between vegetation types (X2), soil bulk density (X3) and initial soil infiltration rate.