Sentence examples for most notable between from inspiring English sources

It can also be recommended to focus particularly on workplaces with low satisfaction with psychosocial work conditions because the difference in amount of sickness absence is most notable between the groups of workplaces with low and medium levels of satisfaction.

The difference was most notable between the control and high CO2 treatments (Fig. 4C) where there was a sharp decline in the proportion of squid that utilized the deimatic display body pattern from 39%to5%5%.

The most notable flashpoint between the US and Israel is quite obviously Iran.

The most notable difference between the new album and his previous work is the more complex approach to rhythm.

Among Democrats, the most notable differences between the decided and the undecided are in their views about the president.

Perhaps the most notable difference between the new Shining Path and the old is the new group's relationship with the villagers, which ostensibly favors paternalism over terrorism.

The most notable difference between the Spaniards and the rest was that the Spaniards worked with the cool precision of laboratory scientists, or heart surgeons.

The most notable difference between the two models, is the conflict of interest rules, explains Lu, who spent most of his time on the scheme working with barristers at commercial set Monckton Chambers.

"The most notable distinction between MSF and the majority of other international NGOs is that it makes a point of being as independent as [it] can from government, financially," says the Dutch journalist Linda Polman, author of War Games: The Story of Aid and War in Modern Times.

The most notable difference between Sweetgreen and its more unprepossessing competitors has to do not with the food but with the seating: many of the customers at the former elect to have their Earth Bowl (warm grains, organic arugula, roasted chicken, white cheddar, grape tomatoes, raw corn, spicy broccoli, pesto vinaigrette) to stay.

The most notable difference between Italian and French or Spanish is that it does not use -s or -es to form the plural of nouns but instead uses -e for most feminine words and -i for masculine words (and some feminine words).