Sentence examples for differ strikingly from the from inspiring English sources
Delicate, minerally rieslings from the Mosel in Germany differ strikingly from the more robust rieslings from the Rheingau and the steely, austere ones from Alsace.
With the numbers increasing every day, Africans are struggling to care for them, often in ways that differ strikingly from the traditional concept of an orphanage in the developed world.
Finally, we demonstrate that these dynamics differ strikingly from the predictions made by random network theory in a similar setting.
This confirms the notion that the non-coding and coding sequences of the additional rep DNAs of nanoviruses differ strikingly from those of the integral DNAs of the nanovirus genome [ 43, 44].
These results differ strikingly from those of the study by Teng et al. [ 18], who recently reported the presence of EGFR-activating mutations, particularly exon 19 deletions and exon 21 missense (L858R) mutations, in 11.4% of 70 TNBC samples from a cohort of 653 patients with TNBC (the cutoff value for ER and PR positivity was 10% like in our study).
Despite these differences between GBV-B and HCV domain III requirement for genome replication, 5'NTR sequences involved in genome replication of these hepaciviruses in cell culture both differ strikingly from those in pestiviruses, for which only the most 5' four nucleotides appear essential for RNA replication, and only domain I is required for efficient replication [41] [43].
Our finding that atyp DPN was not significantly increased in IG fits the conclusions of Hughes et al. (21) and is not markedly different from that of Ziegler et al. (31, 32) who found only low frequencies of such neuropathies in IGT patients but whose results differ strikingly from that of several earlier studies using historic control subjects (9– 17, 19, 19).
The new ecumenicalism has reached even into Congress, which opened a session this September with a prayer by a Hindu priest, whose religion embraces a pantheon containing thousands of gods and a cosmology that differs strikingly from the Western one.
The procyclic form of T. brucei thus differs strikingly from the bloodstream form, which does not tolerate any perturbation of its variant surface glycoprotein coat, and from other parasites such as Plasmodium berghei, which requires the circumsporozoite protein for successful transmission to a new host.
The pattern of nuclear F-actin interactors differed strikingly from the cytoplasmic one.
