The pavilion glows white in the dark space, its most striking effect.
But the most striking effect occurred when the experimenters depleted another type of cell, the "natural killer," or NK, cell.
The most striking effect was one of the simplest: the way she ran across the stage, unstoppable, barely skimming the ground.
But it's the bracing vista, best experienced toward sunset through the 20-foot-high windows, that may be the most striking effect.
The evening's most striking effect is watching the Writer bash away at his computer keyboard while Williams's actual words are projected in spurts onto the back wall of the stage: a moment of clarity in the maelstrom of mess.
The sessions appeared to have the most striking effect on people with moderate to severe dementia, with patients scoring higher on cognitive and drawing tests, and also on a satisfaction-with-life questionnaire at the end of the study.
The Buddhist contribution is particularly noticeable in the developing conceptions of the afterlife; Buddhist ideas of purgatory had a most striking effect not only on Daoism but especially on Chinese popular religion.
The film's producers include Robert Halmi Sr., who from made-for-television efforts like "Dinotopia" has a reputation for big effects, but the most striking effect here may be the tiny light bulbs that have somehow been implanted behind Mr. Izzard's eyeballs.
The most striking effect, which is, however, largely ignored in previous literature, is the relatively low field enhancement factor obtained from the experimental Fowler-Nordheim [FN] plot.
After their migration into the trap, the fluids are shaped by various forces; among them the gravity has the most striking effect and was widely studied.
At rest, dual tDCS caused widespread bihemispheric alterations of functional connectivity, possibly mediating its most striking effect, which consisted of bilateral motor cortex disinhibition during the task-related functional MRI.
