Sentence examples for surprisingly external from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, external intercalating students did not show the same degree of success with their Foundation School allocations, not achieving their first choice post.

Surprisingly, both external regulations generated very similar results regardless of the level of the penalty, and they induced behaviors very similar to those achieved by the self-governed treatment.

Surprisingly, reducing external [Ca2+] had no effect on spark amplitude but nifedipine decreased it, even though both treatments produced similar reductions in store content (Fig. 10).

Following a suite of traits evolving by natural or sexual selection, we found that different groups of cells within the same tissue have sensitivities and patterns of response that are surprisingly distinct for the external environmental cue and for the internal hormonal signal.

Not surprisingly, the search focused on external candidates, and on one in particular: former Citigroup president Jamie Dimon.

I saw test hearing aids being subjected to stresses that were meant to replicate the surprisingly hostile microenvironment of an external auditory canal: baking in an oven suffused with "salt fog"; lengthy exposure to blowing clouds of dustlike talc; submersion for days at the bottom of a metre-tall column of water.

People love to hear how you perceive them in a positive light; all too often we are our own worst critics and it is can be surprisingly uplifting to hear someone external tell us quite the opposite of our worries.

Surprisingly, in the absence of any external loading, the hoop stress induced solely by the surface effects is identical to that in the corresponding case in a linearly elastic solid.

Just 41 inches tall (more than 6in lower than the Espada), the rakish SRV featured four doors (the rears lacked external handles) and provided surprisingly spacious seating for four adults.

However, female undocumented migrants aged 39 61 had a surprisingly high risk of dying from external causes when compared with female Swedish residents in the same age group.

Thus, Vaughan-Jones [40] recorded [Na+] i in crab muscle with a Na+-sensitive microelectrode (NASM) inserted radially (perpendicular to the long axis) and found that low external Na caused a surprisingly rapid fall in [Na+] i.