Sentence examples similar to a difference in marking from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, differences in marking between histone modifications and Pol II at the 3' ends of expressed genes suggest that there are other features involved in pausing during polyadenylation [40], [41] that we have not yet examined.

Other studies have reported differences in marking between monoscopic and stereoscopic modes.

More interestingly, we found a difference in two activating marks – H3K4me1 and H3K4me3.

This marks a difference in emphasis from the prime minister's comments yesterday, when he said: "It is clear that a minority of protesters came determined to provoke violence, attack the police and cause as much damage to property as possible".

The border marks a difference in national economies: the World Bank classifies Thailand as a middle-income country, whereas Burma is classified as a low-income country [ 12].

The I.A.A.F.'s intent was to recognize a difference in achievement between women who set marks while paced by men and those with a more difficult task of setting records while running on their own or, in rare cases, being paced by other women, said Mary Wittenberg, director of the New York City Marathon and a member of the I.A.A.F.'s road racing commission.

A difference in styrene content of about 9 wt% marked a transition from miscible to immiscible amorphous copolymer blends.

This marked difference in general genetic mechanism may reflect a difference in the role of the tumour suppressor gene.

In the condition that the commodities are highly homogenous, packaging design has become an important factor in marking their difference.

Is there a real difference in the marks awarded for the report between the supervisor and the second marker, and if so what is the cause of the difference?

The equivalent codes from different regions showed quantitative differences in mark values, which reflect differences in the relative levels and importance of marks within a pattern [ 76].