Sentence examples for an impressive difference from inspiring English sources

For instance, an impressive difference between the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and Brockamp Wenner models is observable in comparison Zanjan (ZA), Ghazvin (GH), and Hamedan (HA) (the Brockamp Wenner is the worst model and the WMO is the best model) with GI (the WMO is the worst model and the Brockamp Wenner is the best model).

Corroborating the findings of Yourstone [ 21], an impressive difference was found concerning nationality; namely 81.3% of the female but only 53.2% of the male offenders were Swiss citizens.

Actually the standard of care for chronic hepatitis C in immunocompetent patients has become the combination therapy of interferon and ribavirin, but so far there are only few published data obtained in HIV-HCV coinfected patients with an impressive difference of sustained response rate among the studies [ 24][ 17][ 25].

An impressive difference, however, is the absence of macrophages in nonmammalian erythropoiesis as a stable central component within erythroblastic islands.

This is a very impressive difference, but also confusing, considering that the normal value for 80 90 year olds is 11 s (Bohannon 2006).

Although the intrinsic limitations inherent to population based retrospective cohort studies preclude a definitive conclusion, this impressive difference in foot ulcer risk makes the hypothesis worth considering.

And with an impressive goal difference - Burley's team have scored 19 goals and conceded only four in these opening matches - Hearts look in fine fettle before Alex McLeish takes his team to Tynecastle on Saturday week.

In a recent important study Nonogaki and coworkers [31] reported an impressive strain difference in the vulnerability to weight gain induced by social isolation.

In our material, the combination of Cdc20 and securin expression resulted in an impressive survival difference between the groups of most favourable and most unfavourable prognosis.

Another impressive difference between the surveys was the decrease in the duration of ventilation from the ICU admission till the day of the survey: The median was 10.5 and 13 days before the campaign, then 7, 5, 5 and 6 days after the campaign (p < 0.001) (Table 1).

This impressive difference suggests that single positional side-chain preferences by ERAP1 can synergize to larger sequence preferences.