Sentence examples for dramatic distinction between from inspiring English sources

"THERE is no dramatic distinction between the processes of the weather and the workings of the human brain," says Stephen Wolfram, a physicist and the founder of Wolfram Research, a software company.

While the sex ratio data show a somewhat gradual increase in degree of female bias with increasing sociality, the nearest neighbour data show a more dramatic distinction between social and subsocial species (Fig. 1b).

This mirrored the special report on the topic (January 5th), which juxtaposed the treatment of legal and illegal immigration to the point where the dramatic distinctions between the two, and the corresponding policy implications, were all but completely blurred (deliberately?).

For all 12 loci, there was a statistically significant and dramatic distinction in DNA methylation levels between N/CN and T. The ranges for area under the curve (AUC), sensitivity and specificity were 0.85 0.97, 75.0 94.34% and 84.44 100% respectively (Table  3).

Yet this dramatic shift in attitude is driven by a distinction between childcare and education, which I believe is a false one.

Self-driving vehicles promise to have a dramatic impact on urban life, because they could blur the distinction between private and public modes of transportation.

"Self-driving cars promise to have a dramatic impact on urban life, because they will blur the distinction between private and public modes of transportation.

It is interesting to see this distinction between print and television media here which is now very dramatic.

"The continued importance of Burgess Shale-type organisms through the Lower Palaeozoic reduces the distinction between Cambrian and subsequent faunas and warrants reinvestigation of the dramatic turnover between the Cambrian and Palaeozoic evolutionary faunas in the light of new discoveries of soft-bodied fossils".

To our knowledge, ours is the only study to recognize and demonstrate an anatomical distinction between the caudal hydromyelia of OEIS which is common, and the dramatic ascending syringomyelia distinct from the central canal illustrated here.

The distinction between huckster and savior dissolves.