Sentence examples for of markedly different from inspiring English sources
Methodologically, the study is limited by the empirical generalizability of our findings to GIM units that are structured differently and composed of markedly different health care providers or those with different levels of training and experience.
A model is Louise Bourgeois, whose recurring feminist themes have been presented in a succession of markedly different forms.
In less than four months, two governments of markedly different temperaments and philosophies at opposite ends of South America have been toppled by popular protests that embattled presidents sought to contain with force that led to bloodshed.
Even a clash of markedly different German and French financial cultures, culminating in a dispute over what political control, if any, should be exercised over Europe's future central bank, has been largely finessed.
Smaller, rocky planets orbiting at a comfortable distance from their stars as the Earth does remain more elusive.Most exoplanets have been discovered by inferring their presence from the rhythmic wobble their gravity imparts on their home star like a waltz between two dancers of markedly different weights.
Although of markedly different topographic scale, the map-view shape of the oval feature is similar to that of the Theron Mountains (see Fig. 1(b)).
Congreve is the outstanding writer of the English comedy of manners, markedly different in many respects from others of this period of the drama.
Thus, the differences between its binding targets in HeLa cells and fibroblasts are likely to reflect lower levels of Myc in fibroblasts, rather than its occupancy of a markedly different set of targets in the different cells or conditions.
Amphibious behaviour presents major sensory problems to birds, because of the markedly different properties of air and water.
nov. as a new family of Raphidioptera, because of its markedly different morphological characters from the other known families.
Physicians have also long been aware of the markedly different responses of seemingly similar individuals to the same inflammatory or infectious agents.
