This massive subgraph hints at the stunning fact that despite diverse cell types, there is a core backbone network among these transcription regulatory networks.
Long before he cried a few tears and convinced middle England of the stunning fact that "WOW!
When the stunning fact of the game-winning home run sank in, the Harlem crowd emitted a sound that was half gasp and half strangled cry.
Jeter's final act of heroism at Yankee Stadium, with the walk-off, game-winning single last Thursday night, was made all the more remarkable by the stunning fact that it was the first game he'd ever played in the Bronx with the team mathematically eliminated from postseason competition.
Instead, he argued, the school should be judged on the "stunning" fact that its ninth-grade writing-proficiency rates had doubled since 2007, improving to 15 percent of the class from 7 percent, and that its ninth-grade math-proficiency rates had risen to 14 percent of the class from 5 percent.
Indeed, the stunning fact about the XFL was how poorly its backers understood the nature of sport and sports fans.
Chivers has pointed out the stunning fact that the potential diversions documented by the GAO alone added up to "more than one firearm for every member of the entire American military force in Iraq at any time during the war".
"No dancers ever reached a wider public," wrote dance critic Arlene Croce in "The Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Book" in 1972, "and the stunning fact is that Astaire and Rogers, whose love scenes were their dances, became the most popular team the movies have ever known".
But here are the stunning facts.
The insensitivity to the stunning facts is not limited to Western leaders.
