Sentence examples for Rather strikingly from inspiring English sources

Rather strikingly, when tetrodotoxin was applied immediately following or even with a delay of 30 min after the insult, a similar amount of protection was achieved.

Rather strikingly, two strains, RKS4589 and RKS4590, have a 20 kb deletion in a region between rrlA and rrlB.

Rather strikingly, all three hit compounds contained the same acetamide side chain mapping onto the pharmacophore, suggesting a potentially significant contribution of this group for binding interactions.

Rather strikingly, when HL60 and NB4 cells were exposed to ATO in the presence of 1  μ M ATRA, Nrf2 nuclear translocation, induction of HO-1 and NQO1 expression, as well as the increase in GSH content were reduced.

Rather strikingly, depletion of mitochondria at or before the stage of axogenesis, under conditions where cellular ATP levels are maintained using pyruvate and uridine as energy sources, prevents axon formation (Mattson and Partin, 1999).

There have been periods when a minus item in the U.S. account was rather strikingly associated with a plus item in the U.K. account, and conversely.

There have been disturbances, too, in Lebanon but they are a continuation of old sectarian/political rivalries rather than anything strikingly new.

He tends to start a sentence four or five different ways before he finds exactly what he wants to say, is rather serious and strikingly self-aware, and the very opposite of a showbiz party animal.

Perhaps most strikingly, rather than diffuse CNS spread of the organism through the brain cortices as was seen in high-grade disease, low-grade candidemia yielded a strikingly focal CNS infection in which numerous organisms were collected in a unique neuropathologic structure that we term FIGGs.

The rather colourful and strikingly patterned Tickellia, Orthotomus cucullatus, Abroscopus (notably A. schisticeps and A. albogularis), Oligura, Hemitesia and one, especially, of the four species of Tesia are scattered across the phylogeny among the dull and nondescript Cettia and Urosphena (three species of Tesia are also rather dull in coloration).

Rather she is canny, strikingly demure, in control of her own career and, it should be noted, author of her own songs.