Sentence examples for only remarkable difference from inspiring English sources

The only remarkable difference is that now, even the nonrecursive MAP decoder performs better when GO-CDM is active.

The only remarkable difference between migrant and non-migrant households can be found for the likelihood of the child to be delivered by a doctor in the sample of all women.

This introduction substantially complicates the analysis but leads to the same qualitative results, the only remarkable difference being that savings also affect return migration since they allow to enjoy a higher consumption in case of return migration.

The only remarkable difference is that NGSmethPipe leads to a slightly higher CpG coverage at 20× for both data sets.

The only remarkable difference between the amino acid sequence of SGTP3 and the other glucose transporters at TM7 is the presence of two phenylalanine residues (Fig.  5).

The only remarkable difference was that for RJ-Class, smaller SNP sets led to a better classification, although for RJ-Reg, medium SNP sets had shown the best AUC.

However, Kaplan Meier analysis for cortactin, within lymph node positive tumours only, revealed a remarkable difference (Log-rank: P=0.00002) in DSM between cortactin-positive and cortactin-negative cases.

The only time I see any remarkable difference in performance is when I hook up the new MBA to my LG UltraFine 5K Display: here, the MacBook Air is slower than the MacBook Pro when pushing around all of those pixels.

In this case, the small size difference (only 7%) corresponds to a remarkable difference in suppression effect (from 46.6% to 66.2%, respectively).

Although the 95 % CI of the "unchanged" and "somewhat better" group are wide, a remarkable difference exists only within a small range of 0.18-0.55 0.18-0.55

Moreover, although the relative difference of the average value of these forces is higher than 10%% in 4 cases, this relative difference is only remarkable in the lateral forces resulting from the passage of the wheel of the second axle through the high rail (Figs. 13 and 14).