Sentence examples for noteworthy difference was from inspiring English sources
The most noteworthy difference was the loss of all the animal T3SS associated genes[15] in an apparent IS mediated deletion containing contiguous genes (two sets of T3SS: one consists of 23 genes from BMA_A1530-A1552 (the Bsa genes) and a second set from BMA_A1625-A1637 cofsists of 13 genes, Genbank accession numbers, ATCC 23344 small chromosome- CP000011 and SAVP1- CP000525).
No noteworthy difference was found for the admissions with a lung-related diagnosis.
No noteworthy difference was found for the proportion admitted with a lung-related diagnosis.
One noteworthy difference was seen in the category of carbohydrate transport and metabolism, which was exceptionally high in Epulopiscium, compared to the other Firmicutes groups.
One noteworthy difference was that the PI cluster extended further anteriorly on the left than on the right; this difference was robust to multiple iterations of the k-means algorithm.
The only question where there was a noteworthy difference was whether the respondent found it acceptable to selectively omit contradictory results to expedite publication if they were confident of their findings, where 23% of the participants at the English-speaking course (Oslo 2) agreed, compared to 14% of the participants at the Norwegian-speaking course (Oslo 1) and 13% in all Norway.
Another noteworthy difference is the presence of a different allele of gene fspA in IA3902.
Noteworthy difference is the presence of a button that lets you drop down a widget displaying information about Google's stock without the need to leave the page.
The solution technique I present is, for the most part, identical to Kleiser and Schumann's, the only noteworthy difference being my treatment of the truncation (or "tau") errors.
Another noteworthy difference is the change of the birth weight curve in higher gestational ages.
A noteworthy difference is codon 220, which is the fourth most frequent missense mutation in breast cancer (3.6%), whereas it ranks seventh in other cancers (2%).
