Sentence examples for a different constitution of from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the chain of events seems to be that sex chromosomes cause differences in the gonads, which cause differences in testosterone production, causing a different constitution of the urine, which affects the behavior of another individual (the mother), and thereby the developing nervous system and behavior of the individual.
These species were used as model organisms, as the Gram-negative bacterium E. coli lyses differently compared to the Gram-positive bacterium S. aureus due to a different constitution of its cell wall.
Hence, it is, at this point, impossible to say whether the different gene-expression profile of IBC reflects a different gene-expression profile of IBC tumour cells, a different constitution of the tumour-associated stroma or both.
It makes me feel like we have a different constitution, like everyone is comprised of different material.
Each conception draws from a different constitution currently in force around the world, specifically the Constitutions of Canada, Mexico, South Africa and the United States.
The results showed that laser cladding with different constitution of mixed precursor NiCr Cr3C2 powders improved surface hardness in all cases.
The results showed that laser cladding with different constitution of mixed precursor NiCr Si powders improve the surface hardness in all cases.
The result of formula (1) reflects the different constitutions of adjacent genes of Ortho I on the two genomes.
The modern presidency, as expressed in the policies of the administration of George W. Bush, provides the strongest piece of evidence that we are governed by a fundamentally different Constitution from that of the framers.
The content of MnOx species with different valence depended on their loading and Mn precursor, showing a totally different constitution.
The details of the trial, however (and this was an indicator of the increasing frustration), were to be determined by a working party of different constitution.
