Sentence examples for more distinctive difference from inspiring English sources
In addition to the diameter difference, more distinctive difference between PS and PA6 fibers was observed from the surface configurations as in Fig. 3a, where PS fiber surface shows corrugations and small pores.
The proportion of disordered regions (residues) in the IVV core data was significantly higher than that in the human Refseq for both regions and protein levels (p<2.2e 16 in each comparison); a more distinctive difference was observed for IRs (Figure 4, IVV core (IR)).
In addition, the gene expression differences were more distinctive in SOG than in brain, in terms of both numbers of genes and their expression levels.
A two dimensional scatter plot of the cells' size and brightness shows clear separation between the two groups, where the brightness difference is much more distinctive than cell size (Fig. 3(d)).
They demonstrated in their experiments that social trust is able to evaluate similarity in a more distinctive way when the ratings are extreme and with large differences.
As the physical difference between 2 consecutive voices increases, the 2 voices become more distinctive on a gender basis (male or female) and recovery from adaptation should increase.
Three different versions were used in each the long and the short condition of the experiment to exclude that by chance more distinctive faces were used as old items or new (distracter) items, thereby introducing a difference between these conditions.
More profound differences may originate from a subset of genes that displayed more distinctive prominence-specific expression patterns (Figures 13D).
The main difference from the first analysis is that, once F2 was removed, the differences between 15 p, 30 p and 60 p all became more distinctive.
The moods, the flavor of the music, the difference from one fragment to another is so striking, and that makes it all a little more distinctive an experience".
