Du Yun's music is often conventionally modernist (her "Vicissitudes No. 3" was one of the most striking scores in the New Juilliard Ensemble's program on Saturday evening), but her scores for "Sage-Femme de Première Classe" ("First Class Midwife," 1902), "Madame a des Envies" ("Madame Has Cravings," 1906) and "The Thief" (1913) were a free-form jazz-rock hybrid.
The play "Le Fils des Étoiles," which elicited Satie's most striking Rosicrucian score, follows a young shepherd-poet as he is initiated as a magus.
Simon Holt's collaboration with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, since he became its composer-in-association in 2008, has resulted in some of his most striking recent scores.
Preliminary findings in a subset of the schools suggested that the extra calories do make a difference: School districts that increased calories the most showed the most striking improvement in test scores, especially in mathematics.
The most striking imbalances in propensity scores occurred in the first and fifth quintiles.
One of film's most striking elements is Moby's score.
The most striking finding is that the sensory scores of animals exposed to lead were uniformly higher than the scores of animals not exposed to lead [mean ± SE = 1.83 ± 0.16, 1.99 ± 0.17, and 0.91 ± 0.15, for 2-year lead, 1-year lead, and no-lead exposure groups, respectively.
The most striking thing about The Knick is its score.
Of note, apart from organ failure, the resolution of hemodynamic instability, as assessed by the SOFA score scale, was the most striking feature in this group.
The drop in fear of injections from 47% agreeing to 6% (mean score change from 3.1 to1.4) is most striking.
