Sentence examples for remarkably different to from inspiring English sources

ScepticMike These stats demonstrate yet again that London is remarkably different to the rest of England and Wales.

The distance-reactivity pattern for remotely aligned peptides was remarkably different to reaction scenarios that involved seamlessly annealed peptides with overhanging functional groups.

Dennis: It's our Frankenchrist (released in 1985 by California-based hardcore punk band Dead Kennedys, Frankenchrist was infamous for being remarkably different to the rest of the band's material).

This localized suppressive response within line B birds is remarkably different to that observed in line A birds that appears to up-regulate the local T cell response.

The fact that PC12 cells use a hybrid terminal for neurite elongation makes them remarkably different to neurons, which questions their utility as models of neuronal growth cones.

China and India have a combined total of approximately 675 million forest dwellers (pdf), but the two countries have adopted remarkably different approaches to protecting forests and extending rights to traditional inhabitants.

Given the emphasis on evidence-based medicine and public health prevention efforts, it is noteworthy that, although we can all access the same evidence base, countries around the world have had remarkably different responses to the application of this knowledge to prevent skin cancer.

Of particular relevance to this work is their remarkably different susceptibility to sulfhydryl reagents like methylmethane thiosulfonate (MMTS): the enzyme from T. cruzi is 70 times more sensitive than the enzyme from T. brucei [4] [8].

The results revealed that for the Chinese 2008 T classification, the 5-year LRFS rates of T3 and T4 groups did not differ significantly, while the rates between both groups were remarkably different according to the 7th edition AJCC T classification.

The results obtained demonstrate that the reaction kinetics for nm-sized particles can be remarkably different compared to those expected on the basis of simple superposition of the kinetics corresponding to the infinite faces.

At the Levi Strauss showroom in Manhattan yesterday, Mr. Hanson demonstrated the differences between the two new types of jeans, which do look remarkably different, even to the untrained eye.