Sentence examples for a marked separation between from inspiring English sources
Before independence there was a marked separation between the spacious planned European neighbourhoods and the less-regimented, more populous African parts of town.
Although the two OS curves overlapped (χ2=0.9, P=0.3510; Figure 2A), we detected a marked separation between these two curves at time points less than the median OS.
In other cases, estimation of the generation time distribution is relatively straightforward from pairs of infectors/infectees if there is a marked separation between generations; it is more complicated when generations quickly overlap as with influenza [ 23].
Although the two OS curves overlapped (χ=0.9, P=0.3510; Figure 2A), we detected a marked separation between these two curves at time points less than the median OS.
The division was detected between AH2-ZJ and other populations in the MEP group at K = 2, however, a marked separation was found between AH2 and ZJ in the ML tree.
The new dendrogram shown in Figure 2 depicts a marked separation in the expression profiles of the two groups of serous papillary tumours.
The similarity between the West Coast and East Coast curves contrasts with the marked separation between the East Coast and European rarefaction curves (Fig. 6).
SF eicosanoid profiles changed dramatically upon synovitis induction, as illustrated by the LDA plots showing marked separation between samples taken at different time points.
T stage was not significantly associated with survival but showed the most marked separation between survival of groups when divided in to two: 'T3b and higher' and 'T3a and lower', where a P-value of 0.22 was seen.
The PCA score plots (Fig. 4A) showed marked separation between these groups on days 1 and 3, when time-dependent profile separations could also be observed in the model group.
The genetic structure analysis carried out on the African samples of wild C. canephora using RFLPs and SSRs revealed marked separation between the West and Central African samples corresponding, in their composition, to the Guinean and Congolese groups of Berthaud [ 33].
