Sentence examples for but not profound differences from inspiring English sources

We noted some, but not profound differences in the shape of the upper buccal margin (character 2), mostly as a result of the fusion of the central three teeth on the upper buccal ridge in G. stormi, with the resulting larger tooth accentuating the posterior arching of the ridge.

It is fun, but not profound.

Strikingly, there are not only profound differences in the odour profile between individuals, but intensity of sweat odour can vary markedly depending on ethnicity.

And that does not include profound differences with Mr Bush over Iraq.

While previous scholarship stressed the affinity in form and content between De ecclesiastica potestate and the famous Bull Unam sanctam, Francisco Bertelloni (2004) holds that one should not overlook profound differences between the concepts of papal power that inspire the two texts.

One of the suggested mechanisms could be the increased systemic plasma levels of inflammatory mediators and proaptotic soluble factors such as Fas ligand [ 5, 6, 13], but this does not explain the profound differences between some organs.

Radionuclide therapy has distinct similarities to, but also profound differences from external radiotherapy.

President Castro maintained that Cuba did not minimize the "profound differences" that continued to beset relations with the U.S., but he affirmed a "willingness to dialogue on all these issues" and emphasized the need to "learn the art of coexisting with our differences in a civilized manner".

But there are profound differences: unlike Mr. Rowland, Mr. McGreevey has not been accused of any wrongdoing.

Visual investigation of the matrix layers using a stereo microscope at 5× magnification, could not reveal any profound differences in crystal size or coverage.

While not predicted, the most profound differences emerged between African American and Caucasian youth.