Primates, for example, show marked differences in the susceptibility and severity of several viral infections including those caused by HIV/SIV (Simian Immunodeficiency Virus), HCV, HBV, and Varicella-zoster virus (Varki 2000; Willer et al. 2012).
For example, there are marked differences in recent years between what has happened to the UK and US labour markets.
Cultural attitudes towards obesity, for example, may have marked differences within and between continents, such that in some societies obesity may be seen as a sign of wealth or a feature of beauty.
For example, genomes of the cyanobacteria Synechococcus sp. from differing habitat types exhibited marked differences, consistent with differences in adaptation to disturbance (Palenik et al. 2006).
In studies published so far, marked differences exist within the evaluator groups; for example, a group of experienced professionals could include only plastic surgeons or could include professionals from different fields, for example, orthodontists, psychologists, surgeons, and others.
However, there are marked differences in training occupations, as shown in the example for the apprenticeship "cook".
This may reflect marked differences in cytoskeletal architecture that are found, for example, in unicellular yeasts, spore germlings and mature fungal hyphae.
On the contrary, bone marker changes affected through GnRH inhibition were projected to change too slowly to provide reliable dose differentiation; for example, these markers would likely require at least 3 months to show marked differences.
First, there are marked differences in countries' values and attitudes regarding early childhood education, so that, for example, some countries are quite pre-disposed to specifying standards while others favor setting broad learning goals for young children.
