Sentence examples for marked differences of from inspiring English sources

However, affy-slope and our degradation plot provide different results for arrays with marked differences of %N, as expected.

The cytotoxicity curves obtained with the different Cr6+ compounds are almost overlapping, whereas marked differences of activity are noticeable among Cr3+ compounds.

Characterizing the marked differences of cortical design principles among species and comparing them may provide us with a deeper understanding of primate and non-primate vision.

The intriguing finding of this study was the marked differences of cellular composition in the lung between fatal anaphylaxis and asthma death.

No wonder the show is so rich in apparent incongruities: objects within a single area will show marked differences of style and form, while pieces geographically far-flung have similarities.

Preconditioning in H2SO4 and HCl results in marked differences of the I V characteristics in the redox as well as in the supporting electrolytes: in H2SO4, the photocathodic reaction of hydrogen evolution is accompanied by photocorrosion leading to metallic indium at the surface.

The 2 subjective subgroups showed the most marked differences on most of the psychometric measures.

These clear differences of lithological conditions in gentler landforms may be an important further research task, because markedly different lithology with similar topography indicates a marked difference of landform processes.

Considering that no marked difference of ascorbic acid content has been detected among the different fruits, experimental data suggest that antioxidant activities of the investigated Brazilian fruits are poorly correlated with this molecule, principally depending on their total polyphenolic content.

The marked difference of the dissociation constants may reflect a difference in sensitivity to ketoclomazone between H. influenzae and E. coli.

If you could have gone down 10 years ago and gone down today, you would have seen a marked difference of quality of life on both sides of the border.