Sentence examples for distinctly compared to from inspiring English sources
The sea-air contrast temperature varied noticeably during the landfall process, with an increase of 1 1.5 °C in the TC inner region where sea-air flux exchange strengthened distinctly compared to that at outer areas.
Even though the investment costs would be distinctly lower compared to the "Bribin system", the profitability was not given.
An alternative system regime means that basic structural (e.g., species assemblages) and functional patterns and processes (e.g., production of food and fiber) are distinctly different compared to the system regime that existed prior to passing the disturbance threshold.
Summer temperatures from 1500 to around 1800 appear to have not been distinctly lower compared to the reference period.
Levels in adipose tissue of infants, even if breast fed, were distinctly lower compared to human milk.
Thus, DEFA 6 expression in tumor was distinctly lower compared to adenoma, but still remained higher than in normal tissue.
Meanwhile, treatment with CNB-001 reinstated these protein expressions distinctly as compared to MPTP group (P < 0.05).
Therefore the within-subject variability of M2/M0 is distinctly higher compared to M1/M0 and similar to the within-subject variability of the LCI.
When we compared the background sediments to the contaminated sediments, the sites designated as "background" displayed negative δHg values with ΔHg values that were distinctly positive compared to the contaminated sediments.
MLVA profiles from all E. coli strains isolated from 14 children in the day-care centre other than cases, from two staff members and from one close contact (total = 18), were distinctly different compared to the outbreak profile.
Notably, the baseline nutrition and physical activity knowledge of the Arab-Israeli kindergarten children was distinctly lower compared to previously reported scores of Jewish kindergarten children from middle-high socio-economic communities [ 13], but similar to Jewish kindergarten children from low socio-economic communities [ 5].
