Sentence examples for a surprisingly high level from inspiring English sources

I'VE never seen ABC's news/talk programme "The View," but it seems to have a surprisingly high level of cultural relevance.

Transcriptome studies have revealed a surprisingly high level of variation among individuals in expression of key genes in the CNS under both normal and experimental conditions.

King and Koehler point out that previous research has found a surprisingly high level of agreement between ordinary members of the public about what different aspects of handwriting reveal about personality.

OLIVIER ROCHUS: The graceful Benneteau has the edge in this match, but at age 31 and just 5-foot-5, Rochus continues to play at a surprisingly high level.

On the other hand, the sample V2O5/MCM-41 V2O5/MCM-41s a surprisingly high level of ethene formation andemonstrates low activity in total oxidation, with surprisinglyof dehighogenation reaching ∼50% at 500–600 °C.

Five years into the 21st century, the data reveal a surprisingly high level of job segregation in which African-American men, white women and especially African-American women only rarely worked in the same occupation in the same workplace as white men.

To me, what's noteworthy about L. D. as a suspect is the surprisingly high level of interest in him.

A tech entrepreneur with perfect SATs and surprisingly high level connections, like Justin Combs.

The surprisingly high level of British sympathy for the Confederacy clearly fascinates Foreman, and her narrative teases out many explanations for it.

-Scott Bland notes Jon Ossoff's surprisingly high level of Republican support in GA-06.

Based on the surprisingly high level of sequence identity between human and chimpanzee proteins, King and Wilson hypothesized that differences in gene regulation underlie the majority of phenotypic variation between these two species[1].