Sentence examples for remarkably different ways from inspiring English sources

Apple and Google services look and sound alike on the surface, but they do it in remarkably different ways, as I described in a previous piece.

The nation's two largest personal computer makers, Dell and Hewlett-Packard, handle recycling of the waste from computer products in remarkably different ways, according to a report by environmentalists released today.

The two laboratories study gene regulatory networks, but in remarkably different ways.

Our investigations have shown that sulfonate ('O') chalcone and sulfonamide ('N') chalcones regulate the TREK2 channel in remarkably different ways: sulfonamide chalcone 5 behaved as an inhibitor with an IC50 of 62 μM, whereas the sulfonate analogue 11 activated TREK2 with EC50 value of 167 μM.

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.

Because the real issue is, is there a way to do things remarkably different and remarkably better, for us, for Google, for anybody?

It was ambitious in size but not remarkably different from other smaller, tentative efforts under way elsewhere.

Is time with your work, or the way you think about painting, remarkably different or separated from the rest of your life?

Remarkably, the five remaining proteins with decreased levels of expression are, in different ways, involved in energy metabolism and mitochondrial functions.

In fact there are several different possible ways of taking "the" ensemble average, which can produce remarkably different results.

Anyone hoping for a clear winner to emerge from the seven-way leaders' debate will be disappointed as polls show remarkably different results.