Sentence examples for drastic distinction from inspiring English sources
However, when we compared the levels of sequence identity between homologous genes, a drastic distinction stood up conspicuously, forming an acute turning point in sequence divergence between strains of a pair of lineages compared.
The difference is drastic: it's the distinction between newsgathering and relationships, and relationships are what the Maysleses built their films on.
While we agree with reviewers that our data do not directly bear on this lineage distinction, we believe that the drastic differences between the repertoire-defining mechanisms in B-1a and B-2 is consistent with, and sheds light on, the B-1a/B-2 lineage split.
Such microarray experiments are often difficult to interpret, because of the drastic physiological change induced and the lack of distinction between direct and indirect targets.
The distinction is technical but the impact can be drastic.
The acute distinction between the stages makes the staging unrealistic since the drastic modification in treatment based on a change of stage may be based on a slight shift around the stage boundary.
PRODUCER -- Murphy Pintak Gautier Hudome Agency ON THE SCREEN -- This spot focuses on Mr. Lazio's tax plan, which he has promoted as a major distinction between him and Hillary Rodham Clinton, but which he has also tried to present as less drastic than George W. Bush's proposed $1.3 trillion tax cut.
The former glands have relatively uniform curved morphology with no obvious distinction between the middle and posterior regions of the silk-glands, whereas the latter show drastic differences between the two regions, with the mid-silk glands swelling and straight and the posterior silk glands being curved [ 2].
Wilson's stylised staging has some of the drastic simplicity of classical friezes, the androgynous costumes remind us that both love and music know no distinctions of gender or sexual orientation.
