Sentence examples for indicate notable differences from inspiring English sources
Our results indicate notable differences between the technologies: the network size for wind power is driven by technology push and systemic instruments, while in photovoltaics, demand pull is decisive for network growth.
Interestingly, while 106/1 and FCB have genome sequences that are almost identical [ 65] (suggesting a common lineage), our data indicate notable differences in both their PfCRT haplotype and their levels of expression from the pfmdr1 amplicon region.
Electrochemical and microstructural analyses indicated notable differences between structures deposited in low- and high-Ni environments.
Clinical and population studies have also indicated notable differences among the three subspecies [ 16, 17, 19].
Whereas, in Chickpea transcriptome, genes are predominantly involved in the protein metabolism of biological process and the transferase activity of molecular function, as well as the chloroplast of cellular component, which indicated notable differences between animals and plants.
Comparison of primary biodegradation results with the analysis of surface active properties indicated that notable differences could only be observed when comparing results obtained for HILs with those obtained for herbicidal anions.
The morphologic differences identified among the ethnicities in this study indicated notable clinical implications on existing TKA design.
The sensorial results with the foods tested were positive indicating no notable difference at the 5% level.
Figure 7 shows the results for scans at their full scale, indicating the notable difference in height of the transition peaks in comparison with RT42.
The graphs show no notable differences, indicating that the lifting process and the release of the glass plate were comparable in both air and vacuum conditions.
A more detailed comparison of the kinase domains, however, indicates that there are notable differences in a stretch of residues flanked by kinase subdomains II and III, a region known to be variable betweeen different protein kinases [ 38, 39], and in the activation segment.
