Sentence examples for more striking case from inspiring English sources

The U.K. economy provides an even more striking case study.

Similar, perhaps even more striking, cases of collinearity are found in mosses (spanning true mosses) and liverworts (spanning all liverworts; Liu et al. 2011).

But there's an even more striking example.

This is even more striking in the case of gay and LGBTQ rights.

However, the specific preference for a single amino acid, Leu, at P2, was more striking than the case for any of the 8 other papain-family proteases recently studied in the same manner [18].

The scalability cost of the BLASTZ+TBA combination is even more striking in this case as BLASTZ is unable to compare input whole genomes, requiring the user to compare each chromosome combination (Human-1 and Chimp-1, Human-1 and Chimp-2, etc).

We saw more striking differences among cases: The median exposure for nonwhite cases was nearly double the 75th percentile of exposure for white cases; in contrast, for noncases, the mean was only slightly higher in nonwhites and the median was actually slightly higher in whites.

More striking still is the case of Forster.

The NHR is a striking case, even more so when we consider that our motifs encompass only monomeric binding sites.

The rate of decline is even more striking when compared with new cases reported over the last two full years -- 1,062 cases in 1998 and 896 in 1999.

Individual cases are more striking still: marketing spend at stamps.com has collapsed from 77 times sales in the fourth quarter of 1999 to six times in the second quarter of this year.