Sentence examples for but marked differences in from inspiring English sources

Three decades since their discovery, not only is the question of their attribution still discussed, but marked differences in interpretation concerning the footprints' qualitative features and the inferred nature of the early hominin foot morphology remain.

Changing the cocatalyst from commercial methylaluminoxane (MAO, containing both free TMA and bond TMA) to dried MAO (dMAO, containing only bond TMA) and BHT-treated MAO (BMAO, containing almost no TMA) caused only slight differences in polymerization activity and moderate increase in copolymer molecular weight, but marked differences in copolymer chain structure.

The b1000 images, by contrast, show little normal tissue differentiation but marked differences in signal between damaged and undamaged tissue.

Whether the expression of RAYTs in these elements is driven by REPs is unknown, but marked differences in the organization of REPtrons, as the inability of REPtrons to self-propagate, do not support such hypothesis.

Similar to other family members, HSPB11 has been reported to inhibit apoptosis and reduce the neurotoxicity of amyloid aggregates [ 46, 47] but marked differences in the neuronal expression profile of HSPB11 as compared to other small HSPs have been reported before [ 26].

In the case of pleural mesothelioma, a comparison of fibers within the tumor with fibers in the adjacent parenchyma shows only slight differences in the particle sizes, but marked differences in their nature, with a chrysotile enrichment in the pleural zone.

There were marginal differences in low birth weight observed across public hospitals but marked difference in low birth weight was observed in Cienfuegos Suglo Specialist Hospital (Private hospital) as compared to the public hospitals.

A sequence comparison showed that both genes have identical coding regions, but marked differences both in length and sequence in the 3'-UTRs.

Smaller variation was observed in total carotenoids, but marked differences occurred in individual carotenoids, which had over a ten-fold range.

The statistical analysis of different sites and seasons also showed significant variations (ANOVA, P < 0.05).The population of total faecal coliform (TFC) from all the sites showed more or less similar values but marked differences were observed in different seasons.

Both methods proved to be suitable for measuring the concentration of dissolved silicate as a function of time, but marked differences were observed in the spectra obtained in the two different ways.