Sentence examples for differ profoundly from the from inspiring English sources
At high filament density, addition of active molecular motors creates the so-called active nematics which differ profoundly from the aforementioned passive nematics [ 150, 152].
De Gaulle concluded that "the nature, the structure, the very situation that are England's differ profoundly from those of the continentals".
"In short, the nature and structure and economic context of England differ profoundly from those of the other states of Europe".
These trade-offs are especially pronounced in insects because juvenile ecological requirements differ profoundly from those at the adult stage (Speight et al. 2008).
His stacks of variously printed papers appear to be minimalist sculptures but differ profoundly from those objects because the artist invites the viewer to take a sheet and makes the gallery's replenishment of the stack a part of the exhibition.
Petkov et al. [ 22] also found the gene expression of fetal hepatoblasts to differ profoundly from that of adult hepatocytes, with a major switch at GD16 to 17. GD19, PND7 and PND30 time points exhibited progressively fewer genes and in general, smaller fold-change differences compared to the adult animals.
In the 16th century it embraced a stark, Calvinist Protestantism that hailed from Geneva, and differed profoundly from the middle way of the Church of England.
This approach differs profoundly from the process followed by most strategy consultants, who conduct a relatively standard suite of analyses in parallel.
"If you spend any time in Africa, you learn very quickly that the situation on the ground differs profoundly from the popular perception and from media coverage.
