Sentence examples for because of marked differences from inspiring English sources

Because of marked differences between the dialects of the east, the centre, and the west (Flanders, with features that linked the coastal dialects with Old English), the development was very gradual.

Moreover, humans may be an unsuitable food source for extraterrestrials because of marked differences in biochemistry.

Differential age cut-offs for Māori and non-Māori were adopted because of marked differences in life expectancy [ 16].

Previous molecular studies have revealed that tunicate phylogenetic relationships are difficult to resolve, mainly because of marked differences in evolutionary rates among lineages [ 16- 19, 43].

Because of marked differences in tumour staining between well-perfused and poorly perfused tumours, visual estimation of the whole tumour cross-sections gives good estimation and reliable results.

Despite the obvious attractiveness of mode of tumour-immune evasion, it cannot be automatically applied to all types of murine and human malignancies because of marked differences between vascular beds in distinct anatomic locations (Essler and Ruoslahti, 2002).

We then faced a major challenge when seeking to extend the concept of reconsolidation to drug memories that have relevance to addiction because of the marked differences in conditioning history – one or two CS footshock pairings are used to establish conditioned fear and the fear response of freezing is readily measured.

Because of the marked differences among skis, Mr. Cutts said, some experts were starting to buy a fatter pair of skis for the deep powder of the West and a second pair of thinner skis for the East Coast.

This is because of the marked differences between the signals from the beads and those due to background noises (Fig.  2b).

The findings from our study may indicate a need for enhanced preconception care because of the marked differences between Danish national recommendations on alcohol abstinence in relation to conception and during early pregnancy and actual habits among women.

Establishing these lines is particularly challenging because of the marked differences in gene expression among various brain regions (Sandberg et al. 2000), and the Cre-driver network was spawned by the research community's need for a resource of Cre-driver lines that can be used for spatial/temporal and/or inducible knockout studies.