Sentence examples for most striking consequence from inspiring English sources
It did so again last month.This affirmation of state sovereignty is perhaps the most striking consequence of the court's recent decisions.
The most striking consequence of this is that those electrons are thus able to move great distances at close to the speed of light, resulting in a material that has exceptionally low resistance.
In the present study, dose-response relationships were also explored, and developmental delay was the most striking consequence of ingestion of lower, sub-lethal doses of Pf-5.
The most striking consequence of hybridization in the case hybrid Phoxinus is that the hybrids are all female and reproduce via gynogenesis – a mode of sperm-dependent asexual reproduction in which sperm from a parental species is required to stimulate egg development, but not for its genetic contribution [10].
One of the most striking consequences of X chromosome hemizygosity in males, is dosage compensation, a process which brings X chromosome and autosome expression into balance [ 3- 5].
Here, we propose that one of the most striking consequences is the urgent need for new critical care concepts for cancer patients.
Therefore, one of the most striking consequences of the second touch hypothesis would be that only iTregs that circulate back into the tissue are effective at curbing inflammation, because it is only in the context of M2 tissue macrophages that they become effectively committed to the iTreg lineage.
The most striking moment involved a fog machine.
ZnO nanoparticles had the most striking effect on HAECs.
Another key battlefield has been Yemen, where, in perhaps the most striking unintended consequence of the Saudi-led military intervention in the country, al-Qaida was able to run a mini-state on Yemen's coast for many months.
Most striking among the consequences is that in 2004 1% of rapes were committed by Congolese civilians but this figure rose to 38% in 2008 because the prevalence of rape during the war years facilitated a process of normalisation of sexual violence in civilian life.
