Sentence examples for be a striking finding from inspiring English sources

Channel 6's PR outfit proclaim it to be a "striking" finding.

It would be a striking finding if all of these unrelated languages had speakers more prone to interrupting each other.

This is a striking finding.

"It is a striking finding that by no means can be discounted," said Dr. Michael J. Sateia, a professor of psychiatry and sleep medicine at Dartmouth College's school of medicine, who was not involved in the research.

This uniformity is a striking finding that highlights the widespread nature of LTU in Spain.

"The decay rates of the sterile neutrinos are consistent, and that was a striking finding, because … we were using completely different data sets," Markevitch says.

This is a striking finding since working in a part-time job is very common among students in the Netherlands and it thus underlines the importance the parents of our respondents give to the educational mobility of their offspring.

It also is "a striking finding that the Kostenki 14 genome already has the three major European components present that we detect in modern Europeans," says Johannes Krause of the University of Tübingen in Germany.

However, it is a striking finding that during competing stimulation (cf. Fig. 6) neural activity in the chosen side, as defined by torque responses, was enhanced with such comparable dynamics.

The occurrence of several MLST types throughout Australia, especially of ST7, is a striking finding and may indicate the ability of C. gattii VGII to disperse over long geographical distances.

The taboo on discussing mental health problems was a striking finding of this study.