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It is striking in this regard that Alcmaeon gave no account of touch (DK, A5), which is the only sense not specifically tied to the head.

It is striking in this light that mitochondria in modern eukaryotes retain close metabolic, physical, and regulatory linkages with ER [ 90].

Whatever its nationality, it is striking in appearance, with flower heads that look a little like small pine cones with rakish topknots of upright purple petals.

It was striking in our patients that seven of nine instances (78%) of epiphyseal injury were preceded by cast immobilization; for the rest of the fractures this only occurred in 62 fractures (37%) in 34 patients.

It was striking in our survey that 41% of the workers having low grade fever took prepackaged packets containing sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine to relieve their fever.

But the New Hampshire debate was striking in that it amounted to a gang tackle of Mr. Romney, even though Mr. McCain was leading in polls in the state.

Public opposition to leaving the Paris accord was striking in that it included both climate activists and CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.

It is striking that that in the TRD-stained cell in Fig. 8b, no distinction can be made between micronucleus and lysosomes, suggesting that the micronucleus is infused with TRD.

And his stage plays are striking in that regard.

It is striking to note that in Europe as in Uganda, where male circumcision is rare, transmission is the same either way.

Still, it is striking that in an election that has so far turned on the idea of change, the ultimate winner could very well be a United States senator, typically the epitome of the Washington elite.