Sentence examples for remarkably different at from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere was remarkably different at the old headquarters of Miramax, further downtown in TriBeCa during the earlier regime.

However, HAM-A scores were not remarkably different at the end point.

Indeed, Figure S3 shows that, while the distributions over specificity scores of previously reported DoS and other residues are probabilistically equivalent at the start of the optimization process, they are remarkably different at the end of it, supporting the aforementioned enrichment (Fisher's exact test one sided, p = 8.4 × 10−7).

Although at first glance the MD and EPSR intra-peptide O1-Hn4 athehe distances indicative of O1⋅⋅⋅Hw-Ow⋅⋅⋅Hn4 interactions appear remarkably different at 4.0 Å and 3.1 Å, respectively, both of these distances lead to fairly similar water-mediated molecular conformations of GPG-NH2 as shown in Figure 4 b.

Three casts of "Giselle" offered remarkably different looks at this signature Romantic ballet when American Ballet Theater presented it on Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon and evening at the Metropolitan Opera House.

Another night, our order of five Greek spreads (all fine but not remarkably different from those at less expensive Greek spots) arrived with a gratis plate of dolma, or stuffed grape leaves.

Water near its gas/liquid critical point (Tc=374 °C, Pc=22.1 MPa) exhibits properties that are remarkably different from those at ambient conditions, presumably because high thermal energy suppresses clustering of water molecules.

Challenging the viewpoint that "context" doesn't matter, the 17 forensic scientists arrived at remarkably different results.

Most children learn at remarkably different rates anyway, and I have found that by college most naturally bright children from all backgrounds have acquired the skills necessary to succeed.

We might have objected to this strategy for this reason: because action-types can be specified in remarkably various ways and at remarkably different levels of specificity, no list of just or unjust action-types could be comprehensive.

People age at remarkably different rates, but how to estimate trajectories of senescence is controversial.