Sentence examples for more striking consequences from inspiring English sources
Two of the more striking consequences of p56Lck inactivation in Treg cells were the upregulation of Ly-6C and myosin-6 expression.
One of the more striking consequences of RYGB is a sustained loss of appetite associated with a reduction in food intake, likely mediated by adaptations within the central nervous system to postoperative changes in levels of circulating hormones, including insulin.
A more striking effect was observed in the "treatment" experiment.
Yet more striking is that psychological consequences of injury were not included, whereas evidence suggests that posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and acute stress disorder are highly prevalent among children hospitalized for injury[ 25, 26].
Nowhere will this effect be more striking than in Britain.
Among college-bound kids, the effect is, inevitably, more striking.
Among the more striking scenes are those that deal with slavery, race, and the Civil War and its consequences.
His actions are more striking.
The genealogical work was still more striking.
Economically, the results are even more striking.
The Republican blustering is more striking.
