Sentence examples for an obvious difference between from inspiring English sources

The lack of an obvious difference between the different truncation mutants implied that this phenotype was due to disruption of the acidic cluster at the very C-terminus of the gM cytoplasmic tail (Fig. 1A).

Under mild WD stress, we also observed an obvious difference between the two DTNs for different molecular function categories.

However, the two template-based methods, ThreaDom and FIEFDom, have an obvious difference between 'Easy' and 'Medium/Hard' proteins because of the different availability of the template hits in the two category of proteins.

"There's an obvious difference between a good Djibril and a less good Djibril but now we're verging on the old Djibril," said annoying Djibril.

"In the laws of war there is an obvious difference between someone killed in combat or crossfire, or a captive being executed or summarily shot down," he said.

"There's an obvious difference between classical poetry and hip-hop, because rap is about the streets and about yourself, whereas classical poetry is about being beautiful, and looking at things from a different angle," Mr. Freeman said.

E.U. ministers, too, were careful to insist that they don't consider their action "a boycott of Israel, which the E.U. opposes"; there is an obvious difference between opposing the Israeli government's policies and opposing the state's existence.

There is an obvious difference between stories about impersonators, doubles and identical twins – whether Lohan in The Parent Trap or Armie Hammer as the Winklevoss brothers in The Social Network (2010) – and those about characters with dual personality disorder.

Especially in CC, we can observe a obvious difference between mammals and non-mammals.

In a 45-page judgment, the judges said the director of immigration's assertion that an obvious difference existed between marriage and a civil partnership rested on "shaky foundations".

There was an obvious difference of context between Camus and the students he was addressing.