Sentence examples for a drastic difference in from inspiring English sources

Previous studies reported that, during etching process in forming poly- or metal layers, the plasma inhomogeneity as well as the variations of the antenna potential can lead to a drastic difference in the charging rate or even the polarities may change at different locations [24, 25].

Catalytic testing at 450 600 °C demonstrates a drastic difference in the selectivity of the oxidation process on vanadia species stabilized by different types of silica.

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

"This is the first time for me that there has been quite a drastic difference in my reading of the book and others'," said Heller.

(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).

By reporting only what they actually earned, instead of the expected-return figure, big companies would see a drastic difference in the bottom line.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy of the electrodes studied after cycling in solutions of different concentrations does not reveal any drastic difference in surface composition.

In contrast, a drastic difference was observed in the effect on the ndhF transcript level.

"It's a drastic difference," Flea said in a promo video.

Having either a single peak or valley results in a more drastic difference in thermal performance than would be induced by the many peaks and valleys occurring for smaller (zeta).

Since we also observed a drastic difference between the yeasts in the regulation of ergosterol biosynthesis, alterations in membrane fluidity could have provoked the upregulation of P. pastoris HAC1.