Sentence examples for dramatically different with from inspiring English sources
The needs of the company's different divisions are so dramatically different with GE covering everything from aviation to healthcare to energy and more, that as Arora points out, each one is like a large company unto itself.
These two modes of growth are dramatically different, with methanol growth predicted to be limited by reducing power (NAD(P H) while succinate growth is predicted to be limited by energy (ATP) [12] [13].
Things could be dramatically different with the reduction of the number of doses per person.
In the presence of Zn2+, the picture is dramatically different, with fFL starting to increase at L ≈ 20 residues, going through a sharp maximum at Lmax = 24 26 residues and returning to baseline at L ≈ 30 residues.
The pattern of digestion towards the telomere of the truncation end, which lacks core X, is dramatically different with a heterochromatin-like banding pattern persisting from within URA3-yEGFP through to the telosome, as described previously [ 15].
In the SdhB-His207Thr variant, the gap between the UQ site and the [3Fe 4S] cluster is not increased to the same extent as that between the heme and the [3Fe 4S] cluster; however, the effect on electron transfer is dramatically different, with that involving the [3Fe 4S] cluster and UQ becoming too slow to be measured.
But they can react chemically with other substances in dramatically different ways, with one form combining readily and the other reacting slowly, if at all.
The Gulf Stream, you see, is traveled by both Cubans and Americans, although on dramatically different vessels, with dramatically different goals, and with dramatically different legal and governmental support.
It may seem like a cop-out, but these less-direct polling methods, such as tracking favourability, show dramatically different results – with Marco Rubio, for example, achieving Gallup net favourability ratings more than double that of the supposed frontrunner Trump.
As such, we contrasted two technologically mediated activity conditions where the goal distal movement was identical (drawing a red circle on a screen) but the proximal movements were dramatically different (tracing with a finger vs. simultaneously operating two orthogonal axes in a Cartesian field).
"This means that Earth and Mars formed over dramatically different timescales, with Mars forming much faster than the Earth," Jacobson said.
