Sentence examples for sample was remarkably from inspiring English sources

The blood sample was remarkably well preserved, allowing David Coffman, the laboratory's Chief of Forensic Services, to extract what he described to the Associated Press as "a beautiful profile".

As with SLIDE, the analysis of the smaller sample was remarkably similar, differing only by 8 × 10-10.

The significance threshold found in the analysis of the smaller sample was remarkably similar, differing only by 5 × 10-9 (see Table 2).

Our study showed that VV (the major subtype of vitiligo in our sample) was remarkably associated with the mutant 637G and mutant 60H alleles of the polymorphisms we studied.

Vickers hardness and wear resistance of the coated sample were remarkably improved.

The results reveal that the EbP component presents three glass transition peaks, and the glass transition temperature of ethylene propylene random copolymer in IPC sample is remarkably lower than that of pure EPR fraction due to the existence of special structure of EbP component in IPC.

First, the coverage of my raw sample is remarkably large in terms of both the number of firms (56% of the operating firms in Spain) and the level of employment (54% of total employment).

Of note, the baseline VAS scores reported by Ozgen et al. in the study sample were remarkably small (below 1), which may have contributed to narrow the differences between groups.

Nonspecific background (ie, proteins detected in both experimental and control samples) was remarkably low, consisting primarily of common artifacts such as chaperones, metabolic proteins, and highly abundant cytoskeletal proteins, as illustrated in Table S1.

The concordance observed between the 17 and 19 GW samples was remarkably high, as the vast majority of genes regulated in PFO vs. PT in the 17 GW samples were found to be similarly regulated in the 19GW sample, and vice-versa (Figure 2B).

Yet the variability in cortical thickness measures across the samples was remarkably low, as illustrated by the medial temporal cortex, the thickness of which ranged between 2.9 and 3.0 mm in the control groups of all 4 samples (Fig. 3, upper left graph).