Sentence examples for remarkably difference from inspiring English sources

However, the aetiology of ESCC is highly complex and may happen through multilayers of exposure to different agents, with different combinations of them affecting different populations, reflected by the remarkably difference in incidence figures observed worldwide, as shown in Figure 2 [ 1, 5].

But there was not remarkably difference between 200 and 250 g/L of P. eryngii.

In conclusion, GC MS assays indicated that remarkably difference among Jinhua hams concerning number of volatiles compounds and their relative contents.

Remarkably, differences in gene distribution pattern were detected when the three induction times were compared.

The short-range atomic order and topology in the glassy and crystalline structures are remarkably different, and these differences are presumed to hinder crystal nucleation and growth, hence promoting glass formation upon fast cooling of the Ni64Zr36 and Cu65Zr35 liquid alloys.

The results revealed the expected differences between TATA and TATA-less genes but remarkably this difference is much less dramatic among the uAUG genes.

There was remarkably little difference based on political affiliation.

And there is remarkably little difference between voters and non-voters here: even among those unlikely to turn-out some 80% do believe that political choices will affect them.

From the remarkably large difference between the architecture and properties of the self-assembling materials based on the two similar peptides, it could be concluded that the self-assembly behaviors were delicate and could be dramatically altered by small modifying peptide structural features due to subtle changing the phenyl group position.

But the disappearance of another superpower to contain made remarkably little difference to the forward strategy.

In a related vein, a new public opinion analysis from the organization Voice of the People finds "remarkably little difference between the views of people who live in red (Republican) districts or states, and those who live in blue (Democratic) districts or states on questions about what policies the government should pursue".