Sentence examples for notable difference to from inspiring English sources

In a short time these sessions have made a notable difference to the children both academically and in attitude.

In standard QM the algebraic point of view in terms of C*-algebras makes no notable difference to the usual Hilbert space formulation since both formalisms are equivalent.

When biopolymer chitosan was used as a non-structure directing agent, microcubes of zeolite A were produced without any notable difference to those prepared using the traditional synthetic method.

In a statement published on OnePageCRM's blog, FitzGerald says of today's new funding: "We will be using our new investment to expand the existing team across all disciplines, as well as to introduce some Twilio-powered functionality that will make a notable difference to our customers' experience with us".

The most notable difference to Figure 4 is the streaky nature of the relations in the left panels, implying a multi-modal distribution of errors at any given θ and p, as also evident from the dashed histograms in the right panels.

A notable difference to the traditional code contribution procedures of the Bio* projects is that best practices are encouraged, rather than enforced.

However last month a leaked SDK of WP8 popped up on WP Central — and didn't appear to show any notable differences to features Microsoft had already demoed or which are included in its Windows Phone 7+ OS.

There were similarities as well as notable differences to available data from S. cerevisiae.

Results did not show notable differences to the performance observed in Sect.

Depletion of p27Kip1 and p57Kip2 proteins completely disrupted the cell cycle exit of posterior lens vesicle cells, with notable differences to Rb1 −/− lenses (Zhang et al., 1998).

We have shown that while similar to SCLC in terms of high response rates to platinum-etoposide-based chemotherapy, and high rates of distant metastases (especially to the liver), there are notable differences to ESPCC.