Sentence examples for striking difference from from inspiring English sources

Dr. Anthony Fiore, a flu expert at the disease centers, said 50percentt of the cases were occurring in people 5 to 24 years old, a striking difference from the seasonal flu, which strikes the elderly more.

The close identity of teleost rln to rln3, and yet its striking difference from mammalian RLN, suggest that the gene has been subject to different evolutionary pressures in the two groups.

"The most striking difference from even two years ago is in the tone of it.

Tebow's demeanor offers a striking difference from the reserved Leak, who Meyer often prompted to be a more vocal leader.

When the Nets begin their preseason in Albany on Wednesday against Cleveland, Mutombo, at 7 feet 2 inches, will represent the most striking difference from the Eastern Conference championship team of last season.

The most striking difference from the last several debates was the performance of Mr. Perry, the governor of Texas, whose candidacy has floundered after a series of unsteady debate appearances.

Current dayside optical studies of Aurora Australis from the Amundsen-Scott Reseatch Stheion at the South Pole (74 degrees magnetic latitude) show some striking differences from optical results reported from Svalbard.

The empirical work was able to bring out the nuances and subtleties of each environment, the way in which innovation took place in practice, and some striking differences from what stereotypical accounts of innovation in each country would have suggested.

Nonetheless, BoNT/E exhibited some striking differences from BoNT/B.

Our results identify CTNNBL1 as a unique selective NLS-binding protein with striking differences from karyopherin-αs.

However, NCD4lo cells did not show any striking differences from NCD4hi cells in mitochondrial content or potential (see Additional file 2: Figure S2C to S2E).