Sentence examples similar to a striking likelihood from inspiring English sources

In keeping with previous studies [ 5, 7, 8], a striking reduction in the likelihood of dying or requiring intensive care level support in asthmatics compared with nonasthmatics was noted.

In particular, a mixed strategy may be stable depending on the relative fitnesses of the nine genotypes and the initial allelic frequencies [ 8, 9] and the mode of population regulation can have a striking impact on the likelihood of behavioral adaptation to evolve [ 10].

The financial crisis, however, did have a striking impact on the overall likelihood that MIT graduates will end up on Wall Street.

A striking finding was the importance of high pre-treatment cholesterol and low triglyceride levels as predictors of the likelihood of detection of an FH-causing mutation.

But in a striking turnabout, this time it was the politicians who were seething over New York's budget problems and openly doubting the likelihood of reform.

A striking characteristic of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is the propensity toward excessive stereotyped behavior that is carried out to reduce the likelihood of adverse consequences (1).

This is a striking innovation.

It is a striking change.

It's a striking metaphor.

Now comes a striking event.

Tanzania is a striking example.