Sentence examples for is however striking from inspiring English sources

The claudin-low nature of the cluster 1 samples is, however, striking.

Elevated evolutionary rate in U. gibba is, however, striking in a rate-sensitive UPGMA cluster analysis [ 72] of the same data.

It is, however, striking that their observation was only found in an English population but not in the German and Finnish population in the later publication.

It is, however, striking that the overall Kspin values do not correlate with the strength of the axial Fe3+ H2O bonds of the low spin states (Table 1); there is no linear free energy relationship (LFER) between Kspin and the low spin axial ligand field energy.

89 It is, however, striking to note in two recent studies 89 90 a similar fibre-type mechanism on dietary nitrate (NO3−) supplementation that enhances blood flow.

It is however striking that no discussion was documented about the role of equality, neither as a possible negative side-effect of patient choice nor as part of the argument for patient choice.

It was, however, striking that all changes in the tumours of patient nos.

I was, however, struck by Wolfe's claim that my book argues " 'there is more than a grain of truth' in the charge that Middle Eastern studies departments are generally biased against Israel".

I was, however, struck by the opening sentence: TWO years ago, Adm. Mike Mullen, at the time the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that debt was the "single biggest threat to our national security" — not some rogue nation, or terrorist group, but debt.

The research team were, however, struck by the contrast between the students' lack of overall enjoyment of the session and how promptly, cooperatively and creatively they had engaged in the tasks and how distinctive and interesting their drawings had been.

However I was still struck by how many people said something to me right after compared with the lack of related quotes in print reviews.