Sentence examples for remarkably different result from inspiring English sources
This is another remarkably different result from previous studies on unsorted SWCNT-material, where the C 1 s response of sorted SWCNTs upon exposure to NO2 was conversely four times more intense than for NO.
Anyone hoping for a clear winner to emerge from the seven-way leaders' debate will be disappointed as polls show remarkably different results.
Very often, in solving the same problem with the same code, different models yield remarkably different results.
In fact there are several different possible ways of taking "the" ensemble average, which can produce remarkably different results.
MLR and PCR yielded remarkably different results not only concerning the bias term of ME but also concerning the variance estimates of the ME.
Table 3 shows that model A, which does not account for channeling, gives remarkably different results.
Such a behavior might seem obvious, however previous studies of rod-like conjugated molecules such as para-sexiphenyl (p6P) on muscovite mica showed remarkably different results.
The early stages of a fever period are coincident with dynamic cytokine regulation where small variations in sampling time can yield remarkably different results.
These caveats notwithstanding, the morphological changes observed were associated with changes in Hoechst 33342 uptake in the tumor and when using this parameter, remarkably different results were obtained depending on the site of tumor growth (subcutaneous vs orthotopic).
Although the sex of the GP has no significant coefficient in the overall model (3a), the models for small and large practices show remarkably different results: a positive odds ratio for female GPs among the small practices and a negative odds ratio among the large practices.
What is remarkably different from the results in Fig. 8 is that BERs for TO = 0 and TO = 200 are similar for None because TO = 200 does not introduce more ACI than TO = 0 when no ACI suppression technique is employed.
