Sentence examples for more striking differences from inspiring English sources
There were more striking differences between the different nursing professions.
The use of phones for nonverbal communication is one of the more striking differences between Europe and the United States.
Distinctions of grammar and pronunciation also occur, as do more striking differences in vocabulary, which result partly from differential historical patterns of foreign domination.
A recent change in America's pension laws makes it even easier for pension fund managers to go into hedge funds; already they are far more comfortable with such investments than are their British counterparts, who invest only 3% of their funds in alternative assets, such as hedge funds.One of the more striking differences between America and Britain is regulation.
In a later study on data from Rwanda, Blumenstock et al. show that differences of social class induce more striking differences in mobile phone use than differences of gender [43].
Alizarin Red staining and its quantification (Figure 1C and D) revealed even more striking differences between embryonic FOb and POb cells, larger bone nodule formation and more robust mineralization of extracellular matrix could be detected in FOb as compared to POb (Figure 1C).
In the GSH redox network, we discovered that the ALDH2A1 to IDH2 SISO system showed a simpler but more striking difference under different environmental conditions.
There is an even more striking difference in the kind of mental illness.
A more striking difference, however, can be observed by considering the computational requirements for the two approaches.
A more striking difference is visible in the early 2000s, with a sharp increase in Mexico and a sharp decrease in Turkey.
But when they examined the medical records for 1803 births in three maternity clinics in the city that routinely test for Toxoplasma antibodies, they found a much more striking difference between infected and uninfected women: Infected women have more boys.
