Sentence examples for astonishing differences from inspiring English sources

As it happens, in the '80s, the psychologists Betty Hart and Todd R. Risley spent years cataloging the number of words spoken to young children in dozens of families from different socioeconomic groups, and what they found was not only a disparity in the complexity of words used, but also astonishing differences in sheer number.

While the work presented finds astonishing differences of polarity within a single cell, a lot in the paper is based on the proposed model (without looking at Ft or Ds levels).

But it turns out that American readers may be enjoying a rather different experience to those in Britain, after an academic uncovered "astonishing" differences between the US and UK editions of the award-winning novel.

It's their emotional radiance, the astonishing difference that a hand held this way -- or that -- can make.

The best piece of evidence, however, is the astonishing difference in performance between Uruguay's first two displays of this World Cup.

As Reihan Salam noted in a fair-minded review of the literature in National Review, in any industry there is an astonishing difference in the productivity levels of leading companies and the lagging companies.

Practice will make an astonishing difference in your ability to be effective, influential, and wow your audience.

We have often gotten to witness an astonishing difference in results depending on mouse strain (data not shown).

It was astonishing: the difference between the live experience and listening on my laptop was like the difference between hearing the beginning of the "Ring" on records and hearing it in the theater, where its long, low E flat is less sound than texture, less audible than felt as a fine vibration.

Comparing the 12 genomes, our results reveal an astonishing level of differences in TR characteristics among different genomes and different genomic regions, which even exceeds the level of differences found in previous studies.

There is something unsettling about her independence, her astonishing skill, her difference; the mutterings about her being a witch grow, fed by the times but made worse by crop-­destroying rains and a sleep from which people don't awaken.