Examples of using Marked differences in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Here are just some of the marked differences.
There are, however, marked differences between the drugs administered.
The number of heroin addicts seems to be relatively stable in the European Union,although there are marked differences between the Member States.
There are also marked differences between the various shiftwork systems Table 4.
University-business cooperation involves two communities with marked differences in culture, values and missions.
The marked differences in regional distribution and integration of migrants also affect the structural framework of Job Centres.
These overall trends conceal some marked differences between countries.
These marked differences are also statistically highly significant in the first two years, as can be seen from the last column of Figure 2.
On this question some general lines of agreement but also some marked differences exist between different jurisdictions.
Although there are marked differences between Member States, in general fewer Europeans are engaging in cultural activities, as performers or spectators.
It is clear from anexamination of the number of sheep per holding that there are marked differences between the northern and southern Member States.
Saudi Arabic share a considerable number of semantic, syntactic,morphological and lexical features with Modern Standard Arabic but also some marked differences.
Follow-up studies from birth to adolescence have found marked differences in measured IQ according to psychosocial predictors Sameroff et al.
The field of science,research and technological development definitely has a lot of catching up to do and there are marked differences between the 15 Member States.
Nevertheless, there are marked differences between countries in terms of the financial asset structure and, as a result, also the growth in financial assets in the indi- vidual countries.
Although the rate of entry into work frominactivity tends to vary less between countries, marked differences, nevertheless, exist across the Union.
Maternity leave provisions across the EU show marked differences, though: they range from 14 to 55 weeks, with payments which go from 55% to 100% of pay, with or without a ceiling.
Gulf arabic share a considerable number of semantic, syntactic,morphological and lexical features with Modern Standard Arabic but also some marked differences.
A direct compari son highlights the surprising similarities and marked differences in their oeuvres, and reveals the artists' compelling reasons for a decidedly contemporary art of sculpture.
Somali arabic share a considerable number of semantic, syntactic,morphological and lexical features with Modern Standard Arabic but also some marked differences.
However, there are marked differences between enterprises of different sizes: 68% of large enterprises in the EU integrate internally, while less than half of small firms are doing so.
Although levels tended to be higher than average in the South-East and South-West in most industries and lower in Northern Ireland,for other regions there were marked differences.
Although there are marked differences between Member States, the economic outlook is more promising: GDP growth of 1.9% in 2015 and forecasts of 2.0% in 2016 and 2.1% in 20173.
The comfort analyses of the individualbuildings during the summer do not show any marked differences with respect to the environmental heat sinks used in each case- providing that the dimensioning is adequate and the operational management is reasonable.
Despite marked differences between Member States and the difficulty of establishing clear causal relationships between overall performance and specific policies, over the same period a significant degree of convergence of national employment policies towards the objectives and the guidelines defined under the EES can be discerned.
Such a legal entitlement, in combination with well-devised incentives,could also help to reduce the existing marked differences in the participation in further training between employees and the unemployed and also between persons with higher and those with minimal qualifications.
This means that marked differences in national advertising regulations can not only affect results but can also form a barrier to advertising's development on the internal market and be a source of discrimination and less fair competitionxii.
Participation rates across the board are on the increase, but still with marked differences between those Member States with an established tradition of adult training(particularly in northern Europe) and others where there is still considerable scope for progress.
While this may signify marked differences in flexibility, it may also indicate equally large differences in the experience of the workforce and the incentive for employers to invest in training.