Sentence examples for a drastic difference between from inspiring English sources

This scenario leads to a drastic difference between situations with different levels of the dedifferentiation parameter γ. Figure 7b shows the treatment response to a drug that additionally inhibits the production of differentiated cancer cells.

In a series of interviews she gave from 2005 to 2007 to Boris Doktorov, a professor of sociology who has been compiling the biographies of Russian sociologists, Ms. Zaslavskaya spoke of her lifelong love and understanding of the Russian village, and of her realization that there was a drastic difference between Soviet reality and propaganda.

The critical thing, Ian, is the conditions that lead to a drastic difference between home and away results – the subject of a fascinating blog from our very own Paul Doyle, not so long ago: "There was an infamous case several years ago when a referee, Dogo Yabilsu, awarded a penalty to Sharks at Kwara United and fans invaded the pitch," recalls the Nigerian editor of kickoffnigeria.com Colin Udoh.

The results show a drastic difference between the two groups.

The experiments reveal a drastic difference between activation enthalpy of grain boundary and triple junction motion.

A drastic difference between the cryogen gas solubility in molten droplets and in the solid phase, which is assumed in [14, 15], promotes the explosive boiling mechanism.

The survey found a drastic difference in opinion between Democrats and Republicans.

(And, though I'd be surprised if there should turn out to be a drastic difference in structure between the released version and the extended one, surprises are exactly what to expect from artists of Lonergan's calibre. I interviewed him about the film earlier this year; his remarks are full of fascinating surprises).

And while there is usually a drastic difference in price between the two, a shared similarity is that they are limited in terms of flexibility.

Calling the study "fantastic," psychologist Lisa Feigenson of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, says that because there is such a "drastic" difference in number sense between the Pirahã and most other human groups, it must be their language that limits their conceptual abilities.

In the case of CO complexes this has remarkable consequences for reactivity, and illustrates an unexpectedly drastic difference between gold and platinum.