Sentence examples for is strikingly shown from inspiring English sources

The immediacy of the effect of the forbidden discrimination against these warehousemen is strikingly shown by the findings of the Board.

The periodicity in properties of the elements arranged in order of atomic number is strikingly shown by the consideration of the physical state of the elementary substances and such related properties as the melting point, density, and hardness.

Protein HMGB1, an abundant nuclear non-histone protein that interacts with DNA and has an architectural function in chromatin, was strikingly shown some years ago to also possess an extracellular function as an alarmin and a mediator of inflammation.

With the effects stripped away, the theme for the design of the new S-Class is strikingly simple, as shown in a bas relief side view of "Aesthetics S".

Today, there is strikingly little to show for the whole affair, momentum has slowed to a crawl and hardly anyone is discussing the aftermath.

That the king genuinely wished to avoid civil war, that he was prepared to accede to reasonable demands for a statement of feudal law, and that he had a basic desire to give good government to his subjects are all strikingly shown by his submission to clauses that, in effect, authorized his subjects to declare war on their king.

They may have been more worried about whether it was still going up compared to the worst times". Until the early 2000s, childhood obesity has trended upward almost without interruption (the rise, as the CDC's own chart shows, is strikingly smooth).

The structures of the as-formed DWCNTs are strikingly similar, showing that they are not dependent on the nature of the fullerene precursor.

The answer, given in the police criminal complaints, is strikingly different from what videotape showed.

The latter is strikingly illustrated in Figure  10 showing presence of bacteria within the CNS parenchyma.

Recent reports have shown that p38 is strikingly activated by high salt in TH17 cells.