Sentence examples for strikingly, despite from inspiring English sources

Strikingly, despite the decade (and about $450 million) spent developing the proposal, the administration still doesn't have a firm cost estimate or a final design.

Strikingly, despite a reversal of relative orientation, a subset of interactions between caspase-7 and XIAP closely resemble those between caspase-7 and its tetrapeptide inhibitor DEVD-CHO.

Strikingly, despite the smaller amount of organic blend used in the Thin/NR cell, it has a higher efficiency (1.34%) than the Thick/NR cell (1.07%), while the EQE spectra are very similar for both cells.

Strikingly, despite the retention of DIA1L homologues in echinoderms and cephalochordates subsequent to this gene duplication event, DIA1L is absent in all later-branching deuterostomes, indicating DIA1L was 'lost' or diverged dramatically (precluding detection) prior to tunicate divergence (see Figure 1).

Strikingly, despite their increased resistance to acute oxidative stress, under normal growth conditions CSN-deficient animals were short-lived.

Strikingly, despite significant co-morbidities among patients with CKD, only 48.3%95%5% CI: 42.6 – 54.9%) received antihypertensive medications.

Akash Kapur's essay on utopias and the recent spate of books that focus on them felt strikingly relevant, despite the fact that the whole notion of utopia is predicated on its rarity ("Couldn't Be Better," October 3rd).

With Petrenko's dedication to his opera house, and to the world of opera more generally (he was in charge of the Komische Oper in Berlin between 2002 and 2007), his experience in the symphonic repertoire is strikingly small, despite his engagements with orchestras including the Concertgebouw, the Chicago Symphony, and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra.

The concentration profiles for 1-octen-3-ol were strikingly similar despite the relatively low concentration of this product.

Organ sizes and shapes are strikingly reproducible, despite the variable growth and division of individual cells within them.

Strikingly, however, despite its frequent routine use, so far there are no clinical data on the role of mechanical ventilation with FiO2 = 1.0 during the management hemorrhagic shock, most likely due to ethical constraints.