A 'Singular Talent' Considering the significant recognition that he has received from other poets, he has remained remarkably unknown.
"But this system has remained remarkably unknown among modern evolutionary biologists and geneticists," says Hans Ellegren, an evolutionary biologist at Uppsala University in Sweden.
Although the role of lymphatic vessels during bladder cancer progression is remarkably unknown, invasion of lymphatics during bladder cancer has been reported [ 8], whereas in prostate cancer there is a decrease in intratumoral lymphatic vessel density [ 9].
Or even a beautiful Brueghel winter scene, called The Census at Bethlehem, which, remarkably, was unknown and unrecorded until it was unveiled this week.
In 2016, the Atlantic reported that the Green's "collection is one of the largest private collections of such artifacts in the world, comprising some 40,000 objects many of which, remarkably, were unknown to scholars".
In 2016, the Atlantic reported that the Greens' "collection is one of the largest private collections of such artifacts in the world, comprising some 40,000 objects many of which, remarkably, were unknown to scholars".
Remarkably, for unknown reasons the p24α3-transgene product displaced the endogenous p24 proteins more effectively than the p24δ2-transgene product.
Moreover, while both viruses and plasmids transferred such replication and repair sequences, most of the genes shared between viruses and E. coli were - remarkably - of unknown function.
One remarkably effective pathway to unknown unknowns comes through cluster analysis, a statistical technique based on Bayesian probability.
Remarkably powerful and almost unknown to the outside world, the sepia-tone murals were created more than 50 years ago by a young Mexican-American prisoner who, after serving four years for possession of heroin, went on to a successful career as an artist.
Compared directly to that impossibly high standard, Firaxis' 2012 remake, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, does remarkably well".
