Sentence examples for of remarkably different from inspiring English sources
Any answer must navigate a pair of remarkably different pictures of the war.
At airports around the country nearly two weeks after a thwarted terrorism attempt on a flight to Detroit, dozens of travelers told of remarkably different experiences with security measures.
What follows is a fascinating collection of remarkably different approaches and rationales.
It allows one set of seeds, management and production practices to be maintained, with an end product of remarkably different seedlings.
In spite of remarkably different character of landscapes in the areas investigated, very analogous expectations exist with respect to most features of cultural heritage, such as churches and chapels, monuments of architecture and historical sites, or local tradition.
However, there is evidence that the genome becomes more plastic when placed under the stresses encountered while infecting a human host, with the appearance of remarkably different electrophoretic karyotypes not only between patients, but also between initial and relapse infections of an individual (Fries et al. 1996).
In petroleum engineering, the naturally fractured reservoirs (carbonates, gas-bearing shale) stand out as a subject of their own, because of their remarkably different behaviour (Aguilera 1980).
Investigators, inspectors, and managers were not aware of these remarkably different perceptions.
The pentose pathway is absent, the TCA cycle is incomplete and glycolysis uses a number of enzymes remarkably different from the canonical view [2].
Likewise, the difference in read counts for gene EGFR and SLC30A1 in Ensembl and RefGene mainly results from the gene definition difference (Additional file 1: Figures S4 and S5).> Figure 7 shows another example of a remarkably different gene model defined in Ensembl versus that in RefGene.
At 7 days after immune complex formation the pattern of distribution of dextran was remarkably different between the OVA-immunized and non-immunized groups of mice.
