Sentence examples for by the dramatically different from inspiring English sources
The outcome is clouded by the dramatically different landscape between the House and Senate.
Our evolutionary past was shaped by the dramatically different landscape of the supercontinents, where all life thrived together, before it was pulled apart into lonely islands, only to repeat the process again and again.
Under such conditions, any superiority of nonlocal populations over local populations is likely to be swamped by the dramatically different climates among locations.
If this study had only been conducted over a one-year period in 2001 we would have made erroneous inferences on the occurrence and demographic risk factors for endemic disease as evidenced by the dramatically different rate in that year and that outbreak patients were younger.
Given the dramatically different phenotypes produced by wild-type and S2A tau, we compared the expression of the transgenes using two independently derived wild-type (Tauwt-1 and Tauwt-2) and three different S2A tau lines (TauS2A-1, Tand2A-2 and TauS2A-3) by immunoblotting using the T46 monoclonal antibody.
Although Spinster was characterized previously as a lysosomal marker, the tubular structures labeled by Spinster are dramatically different from the classical view of vesicular lysosomes.
After meeting the older and more lo-fi Tiger Temple, I was struck by his dramatically different style and background.
As the composition of the transcript pool bound by ribosomes was dramatically different between rapidly growing and stressed cells but highly similar in wild-type and ncs2Δ yeast grown under the same conditions, we could directly assess whether codon-specific translational pausing is magnified during stress.
In contrast, very little is known about the possible genetic diversity between OSPC and USPC, two histologically similar serous carcinomas characterised by a dramatically different biological behavior and response to chemotherapy.
This report represents the first communication of an investigation involving the genome-wide examination of differences in gene expression between serous papillary ovarian cancer (OSPC) and uterine serous papillary carcinoma (USPC), two histologically indistinguishable gynaecologic tumours characterised by a dramatically different biologic behavior and response to chemotherapy.
The stages of this transition are represented by dramatically different population pyramids.
