Sentence examples for more striking compared from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo's antiseptic remove was all the more striking compared with the heated reactions of his fellow Democrats around the state, who have passionately denounced Mr. Paladino.

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.

Her silence is all the more striking when compared with Anthony D. Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, who has taken a prominent role in her husband's mayoral bid, appearing in a campaign video and greeting voters in Harlem hand-in-hand with her spouse.

The numbers are all the more striking when compared with cities like Los Angeles, where homicides dropped to the lowest level since 1966.

Therefore, the differences between the Cr VI) transformed cells and the control cells that grew in soft agar were more striking as compared to any differences caused by growth in soft agar.

Seventy-four percent of residents stated that they were not currently engaging in health advocacy activities; this is even more striking when compared to the prior engagement of this cohort of residents earlier in their education.

25 The large effect size of this result (d=1.7) is all the more striking when compared with the results from hippocampal volume, which gave identical mean values in the XXY and comparison groups.

The under-representation of these codons together with GTA was more striking when comparing the CS and monoICCS data sets and less pronounced when comparing the CS and dinuICCS data sets, suggesting that such a bias in the coding sequences in part reflects the general suppression of the TA|CG dinucleotide in the intergenic regions (Fig. 3).

This is particularly striking compared with whether they felt that they have enough information to respond to public health emergencies more generally.

The results were once again striking: Compared to the kids who watched less than an hour of TV per day, those who watched an hour or more were 39% more likely to become overweight between kindergarten and first grade.

The decreased fertility was even more striking when we compared the number of offspring delivered at parturition (Fig. 1C,D).