Sentence examples for markedly different than the from inspiring English sources
The tone and the content was markedly different than the last time the two parties spoke publicly.
In polite and muted terms yesterday, Mets General Manager Steve Phillips announced as much, saying he did not want to create a situation in which the treatment of one player would be markedly different than the way the other 24 players are handled.
They note, for example, that when Joplin's horrific death count is assessed as "fatalities per number of buildings damaged or destroyed" the death rate is not markedly different than the average losses in twisters at the top of the scale in recent decades.
It was also found that the estimated capacity at the Shanghai site was markedly different than the equivalent HCM values.
This adverse-favourable weather hypothesis posits that when weather is markedly different than the seasonal norm people are either less or more willing to venture outdoors, depending on whether it makes conditions less or more favourable than expected.
Documentation of Chevron and Total's dishonesty and lack of revenue transparency in Burma is markedly different than the common criticisms waged against the companies.
The pattern of conservation across each of the tephritid loci is markedly different than those of their D. melanogaster orthologs (see Figure 4 and Figure S1).
"Our evaluation of your son's lung abnormality is markedly different than that given you by others," Dr. Hirsch wrote in the letter, dated Tuesday and also signed by Dr. Michele S. Stone, another medical examiner.
As such, exposure of this microenvironment to circulating neurotrophins, cytokines and growth factors has the potential to alter its function, resulting in the generation of hematopoietic populations that are markedly different than those in healthy individuals.
These results are consistent with the natural ligands of Ciona VDR/PXR being markedly different than those of vertebrate VDRs or PXRs.
As previously reported, pulmonary and nutrition characteristics of the patients classified as severe (n = 263) were markedly different than that of patients classified as mild (n = 545).
