Sentence examples for shows prominent differences from inspiring English sources
The ratio of this anisotropic derivative to the isotropic derivative, when plotted as a function of position and depth shows prominent differences in both the sign and the magnitude of the sensitivities, especially for steep dips and for strongly anisotropic rocks.
The results showed prominent differences in event-related potentials elicited by own and other handwriting conditions in the 200 500 msec and 1000 2000 msec time windows.
The cellular and nuclei morphology for MCF-7 cells exposed to free DOX solution (Fig. 7b) did not show prominent differences to the negative control cells (Fig. 7a).
As expected, most of the variables showed prominent differences between means, proportionally to their odds ratios.
In addition, the expression of genes related to secondary metabolism, defense, and cell and hormone signaling showed prominent differences between CJ06 and TN1, whether infested WBPHs or not.
Earlier work has shown that the structures of H2A- and H2A.Z-containing nucleosomes show prominent differences in the region C-terminal to the histone-fold domain (Suto et al., 2000).
The similar rates of microvascular complications of retinopathy and peripheral vascular disease across the three population groups may relate to similarities in HbA1c, but CVD risk factors show prominent differences between population groups.
Since all three Crb1 rd8/rd8 mouse lines studied here were raised in the same environment, but still showed prominent differences in their phenotype, predominantly genetic factors may define these additional phenotypic features.
However, the other three kinase genes did not show prominent difference of expression between the poor and good responders.
In addition, for the same purpose, it may also be important to know whether there is a gender difference in oral sensitivities to capsinoids since cough reflex sensitivity to capsaicin shows prominent gender differences [ 8, 9].
The axonal output connectivity showed several prominent differences between lower, middle and upper LII/III.
