Sentence examples for clear cut difference from inspiring English sources

Remember, there's a clear cut difference between being a boss (a horrible one at that) and a leader.

This could have been due to the general study limitation that there was a clear cut difference between the retrospective and prospective studies in the size of the VOI assessed.

As shown in Figure 4, autoantibodies did increase with age but there was no clear cut difference between the LacZ and TNFR1 IgG treated groups for anti-SSA antibodies.

Compared to the LSO/MNTB ratio a much more clear cut difference was revealed for the ratio of LSO to MSO for chimpanzee, bonobo and man (1.1) compared to gorilla, orangutan, gibbon and macaque (≥1.5; Table  1).

A clear cut difference, interpreted as diminished expression of Melan-A or HLA-class I, was considered starting from a change of 50% or more in the comparison of the sections prior to and after vaccination, as illustrated in Figure 5.

Reviewer #3: This reviewer considers that the clear cut difference between the two models can only be formulated within the context of the Shadlen et al 96 model (recently revised by Haeffner et al), which the authors seem to take a ground truth, but which is itself a useful but fairly crude and simplistic picture of how the decision is being made), i.e. totally feedforward, no dynamics, etc).

In the midst of the cultural turmoil, and legitimate fears at the time of the Second World War, the images and narratives of comic books provided clear cut differences between the good guys and bad guys.

When comparing the BMP expression profiles of the different types of mammary tumor clones, we were not able to see any clear cut differences in either BMP expression repertoire or expression levels when comparing clones from the spindle cell and osteosarcoma.

In other words, antigen presentation can 'catch up' blunting clear cut differences observed in vitro.

The failure to obtain more clear cut differences, despite being based on 68 patients, is due to the high SD (± 0.22) of KI (2 7), which seems to arise from heterogeneity of kill rates early in treatment (Fig 1).

Although there were clear cut differences in whole body insulin sensitivity (predicted Rd/SSPI) and a progressive increase in FPG from the lowest to the highest quartiles across the study population, when we used surrogate indices of insulin sensitivity calculated during the fasting state (i.e. ln_FPI and QUICKI), no significant differences were found between groups.