Sentence examples for most extreme differences from inspiring English sources

First, among the most extreme differences are government procurement and labour.

Grip was also significantly affected by key location, with the most extreme differences being between the top left and bottom right corners of the phone.

The most extreme differences appear in the financial, professional services, and construction sectors.

For the higher temperature (T = 30,000 K) star, whereas the star emits most of its light in the UV, the changes due to choice of optical constants manifest in the near-IR, with the most extreme differences in Ftot occurring shortward of λ = 5 µ m (Fig. 4 c, d) insets).

The most extreme differences were observed between neurotic and open-minded people.

If all the genes that are expressed at 50 RPM or higher in any of the liver RNA Seq or liver DGE samples are examined for the most extreme differences in expression ratios, 14 genes are found to be >100× higher in DGE than RNA Seq while none is that extreme in the other direction.

When we analyze the unique predictions in genomes from different domains of life, the most extreme difference between the number of EFICAz-based and KEGG-based unique assignments corresponds to Eukarya.

The LWR of PYZX is more than twice the value of P02428, which to the best of our knowledge is the most extreme difference between parents of mapping populations used for QTL analysis of rice grain shape.

Hypertension and metastatic cancer had the lowest difference of 0.06, while blood loss anemia and coagulopathy had the most extreme difference of 0.77.

This was done for 110 controls, with the most extreme difference in the exact date of blood draw being 6.3 years.

For example, the most extreme difference in the estimate of the fraction cured is 42.5% in CM II compared to 47.4% in CM III for ET-2 patients aged <10 years with a nonpelvic site and metastatic disease.