Sentence examples for despite the notable differences from inspiring English sources

Despite the notable differences in their approaches and interests, the combined work of these authors describe the cultural movement as a whole: a movement that is critical of "religion" and "theism", promotes radical secularism and takes a view which is particularly informed by contemporary science (especially genetics and cognitive science) and scientism.

Despite the notable differences, the results were not statistically significant (Table 2).

Despite the notable differences between the DTHK and ITS results regarding the pairwise ΦST (see Additional file 2), which are easily observed in the MDS plot, one a posteriori grouping was consistently supported by both markers when we considered the hierarchical AMOVA outcomes (Table  2).

Despite the notable differences in insulin secretion between human and mouse islets, there are also many similarities, including the importance of ATP-sensitive potassium channels, a sustained second phase of insulin secretion and the effects of interactions between glucose and amino acids on insulin secretion [ 5, 43].

C.L.: O.K. What are the notable differences, then?

The notable difference was the "class has many dependencies" driver.

Despite some notable differences in the relative availability of specific fruit and vegetable categories across the geographic diet clusters, there was considerable consistency in the top fruit and vegetable source categories for the phytonutrients included in the present analysis.

Despite notable differences in some of the raw parameter estimates, the overall salted fish consumption per capita derived from the FAO and the Hong Kong Trade Statistics was strongly correlated (Pearson correlation r = 0.780, p < 0.05) and showed a consistently progressive decline.

The study and work group show the most notable differences.

Averaged sediment yield (~ 1.6 x 103 t/km2/yr) compares well with similar studies on earthflow-dominated landscapes, despite notable differences in methodology.

Despite notable differences between their proteomes, neonate venoms are more similar to each other than to adults of their respective species.