Sentence examples for strikingly comparison from inspiring English sources

Strikingly, comparison of the co-crystal structure of Sec23/24/Sec22 with our density map reveals that the space between heterotrimers in the assembled inner coat lattice forms a pocket into which Sec22 would bind.

Strikingly, comparison of OCT4 ChIP-seq profiles in mESCs and hESCs revealed relatively similar distributions of OCT4, with high enrichment across the coding region and proximal to the spacer promoter.

Strikingly, no comparison within Eurasia (Papuan-French-Han) or within Africa (Yoruba-San) shows significant skews in D (|Z| < 2 SD).

That, to me, is a strikingly narrow comparison.

Strikingly, in comparison to overexpressed wild-type TPI, a strong reduction in the endogenous TPI level was detected in case the Glu104Asp variant was overexpressed (upper panel).

Strikingly, a comparison of these two sets revealed a highly significant overlap (Fig. 3).

Strikingly, in comparison with most of the genome, Rockman and Kruglyak (2009) identified near-complete allelic homogeneity in the middle of chromosome V among the 41 haplotypes, possibly because of a selective sweep and associated hitchhiking of neighboring loci.

Strikingly, a comparison of transcripts showing altered expression in flies expressing rAUUCU repeat RNA revealed a minimum of 40.7% and maximum of 71.4% overlap with genes altered in flies expressing either rCAG or rCUG repeats (Fig.  3E).

Strikingly, this comparison revealed that the addition of paclitaxel to Carbop-EC generates a statistically significant improvement in event-free survival and may also improve overall survival (see supplementary Figure 1).

Fourth, and perhaps most strikingly, a comparison of the NIRV sequences from different fungal species shows that their ratio of non-synonymous to synonymous nucleotide substitutions (Kn/Ks) is significantly less than 1 which is evidence of evolution under the pressure of purifying selection [ 14] (although, judging from the Ka/Ks values, that pressure is rather weak).

Strikingly, in comparison with serum-driven counterparts, cells derived under serum-free culture conditions seem to share more similarities with original tumours, suggesting that they provide a more biologically relevant culture system than that provided by widely used traditional cancer cell lines (Lee et al, 2006; De Witt Hamer et al, 2008).