Mr. Dalton encourages curious diners to try a flight of amari, which reveals how strikingly different each example can be.
Rather, it comes from what Ms. Zellweger does not say, which is considerable, and how strikingly different she is from the characters she plays in "Nurse Betty," which opened Friday, or "Bridget Jones's Diary," arriving in spring.
As the maximal possible number is 21, these results illustrate how strikingly different the haplotypes were within each of the regional groups.
"The fact that Dwolla's network can simultaneously meet the needs of a complex enterprise or government, while allowing a parent to pay the babysitter with her phone, reflects just how simple and strikingly different this solution is in the marketplace".
A May 3 television debate between Macron and Le Pen showed how the candidates hold strikingly different views on issues such as trade, immigration and confronting the impacts of globalisation.
Applying this measure on the TFBSs in the genomic set of human and mouse promoters, we observed how co-occurrence tendencies are strikingly different between promoters with high GC content and CpG scores and promoters with low GC content and CpG scores, with the latter having a higher variety in FR values.
This confirms that KLHL2 interacts with WNK kinases in a similar manner to KLHL3, but strikingly different to how another KLHL protein, KEAP1 (Kelch-like enoyl-CoA hydratase-associated protein 1), binds to its substrate NRF2 (nuclear factor-erythroid 2-related factor 2).
Two recent studies have reached strikingly different conclusions about how Italy compares with other countries.
The four children asking questions at one point in the Seder, traditionally the wise son, the wicked son, the simple son and the son who does not know how to ask, are pictured in strikingly different ways for Jews in 16th-century Prague, in Victorian America and on Israeli kibbutzes in the 1950s.
Had I been more aware of the connection, I might have avoided the story, or been unproductively cautious, so maybe I used a little bit of denial to make myself believe that the story was, instead, about a broken couple, stuck in a successful collaborative partnership, with strikingly different ideas about how to respond to catastrophe.
And the two parties have made strikingly different wagers about how to win the White House in this election: Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, is relying on a demographic coalition that, while well tailored for Ohio even in the state's Democratic strongholds, leaves him vulnerable in the more diverse parts of the country where Mrs. Clinton is spending most of her time.
