Sentence examples for surprisingly added from inspiring English sources

Spurrier told the official everything was fine and then, surprisingly, added: "I know people are wondering about how I am going to make the adjustment from college to the pros, but our offense will finish ranked in the top five in the league.

Mining losing lost 7,000 more jobs, while the embattled manufacturing sector surprisingly added 29,000 positions.

Maher then somewhat surprisingly added that he really "does like her a lot," and that they have a relationship where they "play like they hate each other" on television.

He is a socialist and, he somewhat surprisingly adds, a utopian.

To this centuries-old narrative we can now, somewhat surprisingly, add a specific consumer product: Ospop sneakers.

But surprisingly adds that these kinds of obstacles may not be a bad thing.

Most surprisingly, adding caspase inhibitors at the beginning of the stationary-phase significantly reduces the number of apoptotic promastigotes, as assessed by a decrease in the number of PSPOS forms (Fig. 6E), and of parasites dying at the stationary-phase of the culture (Fig. 6F).

Not surprisingly, adding baseline smoking status to the list of predictors of weight gain did not result in improvement of operating characteristics (results not shown).

Surprisingly, adding demographic constraints to the genetic model reduced viability in only 66% of the scenarios investigated (the ratio TDG/TG ranged from 7.10-5 7.10-5 wito a median value of 0.47).

Surprisingly, adding charges to even C-terminal loops can influence the dominant topology of EmrE, suggesting that such mutations have a long-range effect on the orientation of previously-translated TMDs.

Also not very surprisingly, adding strand information to paired sequencing yields no benefits to genome-wide IE accuracy (although it may be helpful, e.g., in identification of novel transcripts).