Sentence examples for striking condition from inspiring English sources

Because the boats were in such striking condition, they have been lifted intact and transported two miles, in cradles of scaffolding poles and planks, for conservation work at the Flag Fen archaeology site – where a famous timber causeway contemporary with the boats was built up over centuries until it stretched for almost a mile across the fens.

This paper analyzes the capability of various leaf spring eye designs to prevent failure under braking, cornering, and pothole striking loading conditions.

But he started teaching in 1988, at the time when violence in the townships was reaching a peak - a time when teachers were striking about conditions and the townships were riven by social unrest.

But the move on Tuesday was striking because conditions in Yemen have grown far more dire, anger in Congress toward Saudi Arabia has spiked since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Republicans' claim to represent what Americans want is far weaker after the Nov. 6 elections.

The drug's effects on cells from these children is so striking, and the condition so devastating, that physicians and scientists are debating whether to proceed immediately with a clinical trial.

This property was particularly striking under experimental conditions that resemble those found during chronic inflammatory conditions, in which IL-1β is produced continually and the concentration of rIL-1Ra asministered asinglengle bolus progressively falls.

What was striking were the conditions the commission imposed and the sanctions threatened if the countries do not meet certain standards (see article).

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was past its prime by the time of Stephen, but is remembered for its striking account of conditions during "the Anarchy".

His findings were striking because aerobic conditions normally support the complete metabolism of glucose to CO2, not to the production of lactate, leading Warburg to postulate that tumor cells make use of "aerobic glycolysis".

While some of these differences might be attributable to differing efficiencies of UAS/Gal4-mediated LOF and GOF, or a possible gain of toxic function, it is striking that both conditions lead to comparable, detrimental phenotypes with similar endpoint: age-related and progressive neurodegeneration.

Gourie-Devi et al. in 1984 first proposed the term "monomelic amyotrophy" since the striking feature in this condition was atrophy of one limb.