Sentence examples for feature markedly from inspiring English sources

Multi-stable laminates, which feature markedly different characteristics corresponding to each equilibrium configuration, become promising variable stiffness components.

Other feature markedly different in the two countries is the labor force participation, which is higher in Denmark for men and, in particular, for women.16 Spanish female labor force participation rates have historically been among the lowest of all OECD countries.17 However, women participation has increased significantly during the 1970s and the 1980s, specially among younger women.

This feature markedly differs from that of most conventional structural alignment methods, which can only align one region at a time.

We held the first statistical analysis of continuous series of ionospheric scatter data obtained in 2013 2014 by Russian midlatitude decameter coherent EKB radar supplemented by a detailed analysis of individual events, whose features markedly differ from those of regularly observed signals.

In the mutant mitochondria were excessively large, sporting areas up to threefold greater than WT mitochondria, and featuring markedly dilated cristae.

Given the characteritic CT and MRI features, markedly elevated IgG4 and histopathological findings, the diagnosis of AIP in our case is unambiguous.

The binding of UP1 to the more stable Tel-22 K+ G-quadruplex results in a binding isotherm with features markedly different from those observed for the Na+ form of the G-quadruplex, as shown in Figure 3B.

The surface feature is markedly different depending on pressure.

With zymosan, this feature was markedly enhanced and progressed to involve massive cellular infiltration in and around the meibomian glands (Fig.  2a, b).

In versions e and f of the calibrated image shown in d, the appearance of the features is markedly different.

Other than general morphology, the above features differ markedly from those of two of the next largest subartic owl species in Europe and western Asia, which are the grey-colored great grey owl and greyish to chocolate-brown Ural owl (Strix uralensis), both of which have no ear tufts and have a distinctly rounded head, rather than the blocky shape of the eagle-owl's head.