Sentence examples for study remarkably from inspiring English sources

The length variation study remarkably supports "common frequency point".

Dr. Eric D. Peterson, a cardiologist at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C., who wrote an editorial on racial disparities in cardiac care published with the report, called the study "remarkably important" and emphasized that the disease was preventable.

As many as half of all residential fire deaths happen when people are asleep, and Smith and his team were aware of research suggesting that children are, as they wrote in the study, "remarkably resistant" to waking up with traditional alarms. .

As many as half of all residential fire deaths happen when people are asleep, and Smith and his team were aware of research suggesting that children are, as they wrote in the study, "remarkably resistant" to waking up with traditional alarms.

The adjustment for socioeconomic index did not change the results of this study remarkably.

In summary, our study remarkably demonstrates that transduction of pancreatic exocrine cells requires lentiviral vectors in vitro but adenoviral vectors in vivo.

In both case studies remarkably better energy efficiency level could have been achieved with lower construction costs.

Our studies remarkably found that ligation of the COOH-terminal domain triggers signaling cascades that are anti-proliferative, pro-apoptotic, and anti-migratory (9).

The establishment of Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated genetic modification (GM) [ 8] in plants has changed plant science studies remarkably.

Moreover, while commonly the Russian clusters included Prevotella enterotype that has been previously observed in the other studies,, remarkably, the Bacteroides enterotype was not present (in contrast to the U.S. cohort where it absolutely dominates the microbiota diversity).

The European population covered by the study increased remarkably in the latest round.