Sentence examples for the conspicuous difference between from inspiring English sources

G. max and M. truncatula shared the same gene order but the conspicuous difference between them was the absence of the IRb region in the latter.

The conspicuous difference between cat and macaque monkey is one of scale: the density of patches and active regions doubles between cat and macaque visual cortex (see Table 4).

While the conspicuous difference between GBSIII and Pn14 is the loss of an acidic monosaccharide, the primary contributions to differences in affinity were found to be entropic in origin, as determined via MD simulations of the immune complex and direct ΔG calculations with the GLYCAM force field (Kadirvelraj et al. 2006).

The most conspicuous difference between the two groups is the presence of a massive bony club at the end of the tail in the advanced ankylosaurs; no such tail structure is present in the nodosaurs.

The most conspicuous difference between the two groups was the higher prevalence of diabetes mellitus in the patients without adequate myocardial reperfusion (44% v 13% p = 0.003).

Sexual size dimorphism (SSD), where males and females differ in body size, is the most conspicuous difference between the two sexes in many animals.

The most conspicuous difference between the two service groups was the direction of slopes.

The most conspicuous difference between the Melainabacteria and Oxyphotobacteria is the absence of chlorophyll biosynthesis genes in the former (fig. 3), consistent with previous findings (Di Rienzi et al. 2013).

Therefore, the only conspicuous difference between the two viruses is mutations localized in the 6K1/CI junction.

Also demonstrated by Shen et al. (2013), the application of starch/polylactic acid as a solid carbon source undermined the denitrification rate due to the conspicuous difference of biodegradability between the two carbon-blended components.

The striking contrast was compared by some to the equally conspicuous difference between Italy's former prime minister, the flamboyant media mogul linked to scandal, Silvio Berlusconi, and his successor since November, the staid and virtuous churchgoing technocrat Mario Monti.