Sentence examples for but with profound differences from inspiring English sources

The proposed method still draws from the established demosaicking principles, but with profound differences in the way spatially high frequency components are handled.

In all, two men with profound differences stood toe to toe, and Bush stunned detractors by holding his own.

If society's expectations for most children with profound differences are too low, expectations for prodigies are often perilously high.

TLRs promote tissue repair or fibrosis in many disease settings including lung fibrosis, albeit with profound differences depending on the cellular microenvironment.

Evidently, IKA facilities were more technically efficient than NHS ones, in all size categories, with profound differences in medium and large units.

Microarray studies have shown that these changes in behaviour and physiology are associated with profound differences in gene expression in the brain [ 22, 31].

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

With these profound differences, all nonsurvivors in the cohort of the present study ranged below a threshold of ΔCT ≤ –10 (Fig.  4g).

The PLT surface expression levels of CD36 and FcγRIIa and their degree of binding to these antibodies were apparently associated with the profound differences in PLT responsiveness to this plasma (Wakamoto et al, 2005).

But added there were "profound differences" with Iran that were yet to be resolved.

Wolf said he is proud that America elected its first black president in 2008, but that he has "profound differences" with the president.