Sentence examples for more striking effect from inspiring English sources
In "Cross-Play," given its premiere in Darmstadt, Germany, in 1952, the results are tedious, although Stockhausen used the technique to more striking effect in his imaginative "Gruppen".
The move had a more striking effect than most outsiders expected, and turned Mr. Draghi into something of a hero just weeks after he took office.
The more striking effect of the coupled transport on nanofluid heat conduction can be found by considering τ T τ q = 1 + γ β 2 k σ σ + γ σ 2 k β β − 2 γ β γ σ k β σ γ β γ σ ( k β β + k σ σ + k β σ + k σ β ), (14).
A more striking effect is observed in cells subjected to arsenite-induced oxidative stress, in which the rate of ribosome run-off is significantly reduced.
In this paper, we will show a more striking effect that soft matrices can suppress the cooperative behaviors in a multiple-bond adhesion with or without stress concentration at the adhesion edges.
In the present paper, we report a more striking effect that, irrespective of stress concentration, soft matrices also suppress the birth rate in a bond cluster by increasing the local separation distance between open bonds.
Some of its more striking effects seem to be derived from Roman glassmaking practices, particularly its use of millefiori glass, a mosaic of very thin glass rods of different colours and shapes fused together and then cut into thin sections, which the Celtic craftsmen fused into a ground of coloured enamel.
Even more striking effects were evident for H4 acetylation.
This might explain why siRNA knockdown of CUL3 in HeLa cells only moderately affected WNK1 expression and possibly more striking effects would be observed in DCT or TAL cells expressing mutated CUL3 KLHL3.
Known as schiacciato ("flattened out"), the technique involved extremely shallow carving throughout, which created a far more-striking effect of atmospheric space than before.
And the longer the geoengineering went on, the more striking the effect became; scenarios that kept one region's temperature 1990-like would push the precipitation out of bounds somewhere else, and vice versa.A particularly salient example of this comes from Asia.
