Sentence examples for as notably different from inspiring English sources

The variables included in the model closely correspond to those previously recognized as notably different among the two groups of farmers.

The results were strikingly different to those seen in the human counterpart; with significantly lower predicted binding affinities (in the millimolar range for the rat receptor compared to nano- or micromolar range for human) as well as notably different predicted binding positions within this site although agonist efficacy may also play a role.

We have previously characterized each of the three occupational groups as being at notably different stages of professionalization [ 10], which has contributed to different trajectories for each group's regulatory process.

Genes expressed at notably different levels among normal and cancer datasets, have the potential to serve as biomarkers for early detection.

I've therefore characterized this conflict, this campaign, this so-called war as being notably different from others.

Molecularly, breast carcinomas from LS mutation carriers were divided into two subgroups paralleled by some clinical differences (notably, different ages at onset) as will be described below.

Reich's work took on a darker character in the 1980s with the introduction of historical themes as well as themes from his Jewish heritage, notably Different Trains.

Saturday's newscast was notably different as a CBS staff announcer introduced Ms. Couric.

But for all the unusual focus on presidential politics here, an equally compelling drama yesterday involved two people who were not permitted to speak at the dinner -- Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton, as they responded, in notably different ways, to the presence in their backyards of their party's presidential candidates.

The pattern of neutrophil recruitment into the BAL following inoculation with PR8 (Fig. 2B) was notably different as neutrophil numbers were low at day 1 post-infection, but increased progressively through to day 5 post-infection.

Remarkably, the structure of the locus as a whole is notably different even between mice and humans, which may suggest a specialized set of functions and/or splicing isoforms.