At the start of a sentence (notably the infamous Because of an editing error), the needed phrase is nearly always because of.
Paracompletists maintain that some sentences (notably, the Liars) are neither true nor false.
In other words: the Liar teaches us that some sentences (notably, Liars!) 'neither hold nor do not hold' (in some sense), and so are neither true nor false.
In the same subsection, I do not understand the logic of the following sentence: "Notably, hyper-phosphorylation of bZIP63 in the extended night was even stronger in the GY lines than in ox 3, probably due to lower bZIP63 expression".
We have rephrased this sentence as: "Notably however, for three of the events, sequences that match the PRDM9 motif at 7 of 8 positions occur at other positions within 2 kb of the NCO site, and for the fourth, another motif with 6 of 8 matching bps occurs within 2 kb". Figure 4A plots shorter tracts are unclear.
As we will see below, people have also endorsed platonistic views in connection with linguistic objects (most notably, sentences), possible worlds, logical objects, and fictional characters (e.g., Sherlock Holmes).
End of Sentence".: In this notably sunny exception in a generally dark documentary field, first-timer Rayka Zehtabchi follows a group of female Indian villagers as they not only address one of the country's greatest taboos — menstruation — but empower themselves by starting a sanitary-pad business.
Mr. Leibell opted not to speak on his own behalf, but throughout the sentencing, Judge Warren W. Eginton seemed notably impressed with Mr. Lewis's presentation, telling him several times that his case was "well presented" and that Mr. Leibell was being "well served".
Last week, he was sentenced to six months in county jail with a three-year probation -- a notably lenient sentence, considering that he faced up to 14 years in prison.
She and the godmother both are reportedly going to be released for time served on the notably light 4-year sentence meted out to them.
