Sentence examples for striking existence from inspiring English sources
Consistent with this idea is the striking existence of inactive cognates of most proteases indeed of many enzymes of all families (Pils and Schultz, 2004; Rawlings et al., 2010).
To illustrate this divergence Henry uses a particularly striking image: possible existences are arranged in a circle around God, so that they are all equidistant, while essences are arranged in a straight line, beginning with the noblest creature (the highest angel) and ending with the lowest form of being (prime matter).
The most striking aspect is the existence of a spatial pattern organizing the mounds.
One way to make this claim more precise would be to note the existence of striking similarities between the Vaiśeṣika system and Sanskrit grammar (cf. esp. Faddegon 1918).
The most striking finding was the existence of different levels of gene expression between both families.
A striking finding was the existence of major variation in representation for specific tumour types amongst the two data sets.
A particularly striking example was the existence of 11 meta-analyses of statins to prevent atrial fibrillation after cardiac surgery; all except the first of these showed a large positive effect of the intervention.
All together these data suggest the existence of striking differences in the physiology of S. meliloti growing in broth compared with agar surfaces and more specifically that cells growing on agar surfaces have a higher metabolic rate than those grown in broth.
We demonstrate the existence of a striking negative correlation between the aggregation propensity of a given variant and the oxidative stress it elicits.
Interestingly, the heatmaps of the prospective and pre-invasive cancer series also revealed the existence of a striking bi-modality within the cases only, with a small subset of cases exhibiting a highly correlated pattern of CpG methylation, in contrast to the more stochastic pattern of methylation seen in the majority of samples.
