Sentence examples for striking difference is that from inspiring English sources

One striking difference is that system events are clustered temporally and spatially, which complicates failure analysis and application design.

One striking difference is that Rhode Islanders are less educated than much of the country.

One striking difference is that three-quarters of Arab-Americans are Christians, compared with only 5% of Arabs in the Middle East.

"The striking difference is that a drop on the very top of the Mississippi takes weeks to get to its lowest point," said Vik Bapna, watershed manager with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works.

The most striking difference is that three of the first four guidelines have nothing to do with food choices but instead deal with food safety, exercise and weight, all noncontroversial topics.

Elizabeth: So what would be the most striking differences, do you think, if someone, let's say an astronaut, were to have left planet Earth in 1999 and come back now 20 years later what do you think would be the most striking difference is that that person would notice in the way we work?

Another striking difference was that strains belonging to Actinobacteria were isolated only by the APD isolation method.

One striking difference was that strains belonging to Betaproteobacteria were only isolated in the FSC isolation method.

The only striking difference was that the response component with the fast "on" time constant contributed to a larger fraction of the total signal in VSFP2.4 as compared to Mermaid (40±4% versus 23±5% at +60 mV).

The most striking difference was that about 20% of the glycans from IgA2 EGFR were sialylated, whereas no sialylated glycans were detected for IgA1 EGFR.

The most striking difference was that therapy inputs fell between admission and discharge for Unit A whilst they rose in Unit B (see discussion).