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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.

(The qualities resembled those listed by President Charles de Gaulle of France in vetoing Britain's entry into the forerunner of the European Union 50 years ago this month, concluding that by its very nature Britain differed "profoundly" from the Continental Europeans).

The elution profile of curcuminoids solubilized from this solid (B: 23%, D: 33%, C: 44%) differed profoundly from that obtained from the original commercial preparation (B: 74%, D: 26%, C: 3%) [Fig 4B].

"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..

"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.

One subtype, here designated as slow climbing, differs profoundly from the other subtypes of the category, being somewhat ponderous and devoid of elements of leaping or jumping.

The managerial governance configuration differs profoundly from the previously discussed configuration.

Kant's practical argument differs profoundly from the speculative arguments for God's existence popular in Kant's day i.e., ontological, cosmological, and physiotheological proofs.

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].

It differs profoundly from the negibacterial outer membrane in chemistry, ultrastructure, and in its general lack of close contact with the cell surface.

According to our microarray analysis, only two genes in Arabidopsis were apparently expressed in the embryo and no gene was observed to be expressed in endosperm; this differs profoundly from the strong expression observed in rice and sorghum (Fig.  4, Supplementary Figs S3 and S5).