Sentence examples for sharply note from inspiring English sources

An initial latent period in which the concentration of plaque forming units (PFU) remains constant was followed by a lysis period in which the PFU concentration increases sharply (note that before lysis, the number of progeny phages increases, but as they remain inside the same bacterial cell, the apparent count in PFU is unchanged).

As Grove sharply notes, "he seemed to feel somehow let down".

It is a profound conclusion, but alas, many of the details in this painting so sharply noted by Cumming are invisible in the reproduction, which is, like all the illustrations in the book, matt and murky.

At a debate broadcast on the gay-oriented cable network Logo, Edwards sharply noted that "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the Clinton-era policy effectively barring openly gay men and women from serving in the military, which Edwards would overturn, "is not just wrong now, it was wrong when it began".

As one energy expert sharply noted, such a move makes "no economic or commercial sense", but instead amounts to "political posturing" rather than a serious policy proposal [18].

While play-off losses aren't something to cheer about, they aren't the end of the world, either (as the Daily Mirror sharply notes in its reply to Sky Kalkman's baseball victory chart).

Shapiro sharply notes this symbolism as she says; "Rachel is continuously trying to evolve her broken relationship with her own mother and have a different response".

Spin magazine last year sharply noted that STP has "ridden the backwash of the grunge wave far beyond anyone's wildest dreams, even their own".

There was, however, one sharply discordant note.

And the German stock market is ending the year on a sharply positive note.

And Dennis Kelly's new English version ensures this moral problem play ends on a sharply bleak note.