"strikingly comparable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize how something is very similar to something else. For example, "The two pieces of artwork were strikingly comparable in their use of color."
Indeed, their debt burdens are strikingly comparable to the debt burden on Russia: last year, the annual Georgian state budget was barely $400 million.
This phenomenon is strikingly comparable with loss of Rac1, a member of the Rho family of GTPases necessary for oral wound healing and keratinocyte migration (Liu et al., 2009; Castilho et al., 2010).
Not quite as vividly neon as Creator Kong Lingnan's works but still strikingly comparable, Im's works comprise acrylic paint on fiberboard with implanted LEDs.
Moreover, the PrPres biochemical signature in the inoculated Tg338 was strikingly comparable to that observed in the present study.
Importantly, however, the lineage-specific proportion of samples scoring positive for the 13-gene signature was strikingly comparable to the proportion of sensitive cell lines to NVP-CFC218, in a given lineage.
Strikingly, a comparable reduction of gene expression responses (appr. 92 %) was also observed in the nsp1-1 mutant, where only 28 genes remained activated by any Myc-LCO or Myc-LCO combination (Fig. 2).
Most strikingly, a comparable decline in NRG1 type III expression also occurred in mice bearing heterozygous loss of merlin in neurons (Nefh-Cre Nf2fl/+), Nefh-Cre Nf2fl/+reductindicatinglin gene dosage thatne allele is sufficient to altereductionpressiof.
These data indicate that in both human and canine cancers, this region exhibits a strikingly high and comparable level of CNA.
The dietary doses at which conjugated fatty acids have tumor-suppressing effects is strikingly low compared with n-3 PUFAs, which require a dietary dose of 5 10% to achieve comparable effects [ 8, 19, 36].
Individual surveys varied in context, content, and goals, but all asked two common energy and climate questions, which yield comparable and strikingly consistent results.
Strikingly, the injected DNA beads induced comparable cortical cone formation as that induced by the sperm chromatin (Figure 2D F) in the absence of spindle formation, suggesting that cone formation is a general chromatin-induced cortical response during egg activation.
