Sentence examples for two substantial differences from inspiring English sources
Besides the fact that The Star scooped you guys by two decades, there are only two substantial differences between my story and Mr. Brick's: 1.
Two substantial differences between the SnCl2 and SnCl4 series are 1) heterogeneity of the phase composition and 2) Vis absorption features in the UV/Vis spectra.
There are, however, two substantial differences between the present study and that of Waterman et al., namely, sample selection and assessment measures.
This task was similar to that used in recent phase-encoding studies of parietal cortex (with just one substantial difference, see below), in which subjects perform memory-guided saccades to different visual field locations [9], [10].
But there's one substantial difference between the September ads and the October version.
They have gotten the players to agree to a 50-50 revenue split, leaving one substantial difference on economics: the owners have offered $211 million in deferred pay to "make whole" existing contracts over five years, while the players have asked for $393 million.
One substantial difference is that humans brains are three times larger overall, notes Todd Preuss, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette.
The median from admission to the first START assessment was 312 days (IQR = 563.0) but this varied markedly from two to 1580 days (> four years), indicating substantial differences in mental state acuity on entry to the study.
These two forces impose substantial differences between the values measured by external load cells and the true loading applied on the specimen.
Thus the two assemblies revealed substantial differences in the numbers of transcripts but similar numbers of gene clusters.
Comparisons between these two assemblies revealed substantial differences that appear as assembly errors, genome segmental inversions, chromosomal placements, sequence gap numbers, and discrepancies of the sequence coverage across the bovine genome [ 11– 13].
