Sentence examples for it is striking to observe from inspiring English sources

It is striking to observe the significant amounts of distance that packets traveled during waiting in relation to the forwarding distance.

It is striking to observe that the coherent MnGe nanodot arrays present a large and positive MR up to 900% at 2 K (Figure 4c).

Although epidemiology studies in literature did not find a significant correlation between FcγRIIB-I232T homozygotes with RA (Chen et al., 2008; Kyogoku et al., 2002c; Radstake et al., 2006), it is striking to observe that RA patients carrying homozygous FcγRIIB-T232 would develop severe radiologic joint damage during the first six-year course of the disease (Radstake et al., 2006).

It is striking to observe that, except for naive mice where the amounts of brain t-MeHA were well correlated with levels of HDC gene expression, in infected mice this correlation was poor in both mouse strains.

Besides these considerations, it is striking to observe that all the results obtained with the microsphere approach were confirmed, at least qualitatively, when CFSE-labeled DCs were injected into the CSF of EAE rats.

It is striking to observe such diverse health seeking behavior among this group of participants.

It was striking to observe that the separation of DIED vs. SUR mice became clear only within the last 24 h (prior to death); no signs of differential organ deterioration were apparent at earlier time points.

It was striking to observe that the effects of the glucocorticoid were lost in AnxA1−/− animals.

It was striking to observe that almost all women spoke about coercion, some explicitly, some by agreeing to what the fellow participants said and others by smiling and nodding when probed.

It is highly striking to observe that most of these TF and regulatory genes, which are likely to be functionally relevant for Ras-MAPK signaling and/or beta cell function, are overexpressed (Additional file 1: Table S1).

It is very striking to observe that a short burst of elevated NGF can be sufficient to induce mechanical hyperalgesia that can last for days or even weeks in rodents and humans (Lewin et al., 1993; Petty et al., 1994).