Sentence examples for starkly distinguished from inspiring English sources
In that study, hierarchical clustering applied to individually matched tumor and normal stroma yielded three clusters of samples that are starkly distinguished by outcome.
Stephen Skowronek, a professor of political science at Yale University, said the scope of Mr. Bush's tax plan is also one of the issues that most starkly distinguishes most Republicans from most Democrats in an era when the two parties frequently look alike.
Wodeham responds by starkly distinguishing between two kinds of faith.
Although dinoflagellates follow a typical eukaryotic G1-S-G2-M cell cycle [10], they have genetic and cytological properties that distinguish them starkly from other eukaryotes.
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More starkly, reducing the notion of walking to transporting oneself by moving one's feet fails to distinguish walking from running, hopping, skating, and perhaps even bicycling.
One distinguishing feature of our approach, which contrasts starkly with previous research, is a focus on the explicit and detailed measurement of policy instruments, rather than a broad typology assessment of health systems organization, as done by Roemer for instance [ 3, 4] or the functions of PHI, as proposed by Colombo and Tapay [ 2].
The country remains starkly polarised.
That differed starkly from A.I.G.
