Sentence examples for be markedly different than from inspiring English sources

In polite and muted terms yesterday, Mets General Manager Steve Phillips announced as much, saying he did not want to create a situation in which the treatment of one player would be markedly different than the way the other 24 players are handled.

The version of ObamaCare that emerges from the Senate committee could be markedly different than what the House has produced.

Finally, the effect of intrinsic noise at the cell population level was found to be markedly different than at the single-cell level, emphasizing the importance of simulating entire cell populations and not just individual cells to understand the complex interplay between single-cell genetic architecture and behavior at the cell population level.

Nevertheless, it is unlikely that selection and presentation of images would be markedly different than what we observed across the considerable number of specialty journals we analyzed.

Prior research has shown claims coding can be markedly different than patient problems captured by providers [ 1, 24, 25].

In adults, BHMT functions predominantly in the liver, whereas MTR is active in all tissues (Zhu et al. 2005), but the expression patterns in the developing embryo are unknown and may be markedly different than that in the adult.

The climate of negotiations is markedly different than it was just four years ago.

Adelson's decision about when to open his big wallet this year is markedly different than four years ago.

When a woman saw images of her own child smiling or upset, her brain patterns were markedly different than when she watched the other children.

But the pattern of race reporting for foreign-born Americans, is markedly different than for native-born Americans.

The tone and the content was markedly different than the last time the two parties spoke publicly.