Sentence examples for shift remarkably from inspiring English sources

"So it hastened the shift remarkably".

That is to say, the glass transition temperature was estimated to shift remarkably from 100 to −15 °C by absorbing solvent molecules or by a plasticizing effect.

The binding energies of Ag 3d 5/2 and Ag 3d 3/2 for the Ag/ZnO nanocables are 367.7 and 373.7 eV, respectively, which shift remarkably to the lower binding energy compared with the corresponding values of the synthesized pure metallic Ag (the standard binding energies of Ag 3d 5/2 and Ag 3d 3/2 for bulk Ag are about 368.2 and 374.2 eV, respectively).

Yet public opinion has shifted remarkably in recent weeks.

"I don't think the ground has shifted remarkably," said Linda DiVall, a Republican pollster.

And the language of effort will not eradicate – only possibly obscure – the educational inequalities that have shifted remarkably little over my lifetime.

The electrode potentials at open circuit and anodic polarization (10 mA cm−2 shifted remarkably in the negative direction by alloying.

Intriguingly, the side chain of LC3B Lyshiftsifts remarkably and forms a hydrogen bond and electrostatic interaction with the phosphate group of FUNDC1 pS17.

The absorption onset of PDPP1-DPP2 is also shifted remarkably to the red and is close to that of PDPP1 so that one arrives at similar optical band gaps for both polymers (1.23 eV for PDPP1 and 1.27 eV for PDPP1-DPP2).

It is shown that the diamagnetic shift varies remarkably among different states and is not monotonic in energy, which is in agreement with recent experiments.

Human origins and evolution can be portrayed as a shifting puzzle, remarkably fascinating but far from being complete.