Sentence examples for a different function than from inspiring English sources

At the present, we can only speculate that for example in Coccomyxa, MIPA could functionally correspond to TIPs in land plants and thus has a different function than the GIPs and PIPs encoded in the same alga.

In that case, the authors suggested that this second parB gene could have a different function than plasmid partition.

Full-length caspase-2 has been described to have a different function than the truncated forms of caspase-2, inducing (2L) or suppressing (2S) cell death [55].

Because the effect of VAV3 on cell division and AR activation is dependent on GEF activity, this variant is not oncogenic and has most likely a different function than the full-length protein.

The 41 kD GEMC1 protein (GEMinin Coiled-coil domain containing protein 1) includes a 49 amino-acid sequence that is ∼30% identical to Geminin's coiled coil, but GEMC1 serves a different function than Geminin and is actually required for DNA replication [30].

Thomsen et al. (2001) [ 85] discuss these extreme modulations and suggest that whistles in killer whales serve a different function than in related dolphins.

Therefore, it is highly likely that LexA in Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 cannot undergo the auto-cleavage reaction in response to DNA damage, and it might have adopted a different function other than the canonical SOS response regulator seen in E. coli and B. subtilis [ 32].

But that is a vastly different function than a focus on individual investors and their need for honest and full disclosure.

Recalling Figure 2, for r>Ra the area for mass transfer represented by the surface of a spherical cap with radius r starts to be delimited by the walls of the reservoir, turning the angle α of the spherical cap a different function of r than for r

Whilst there was some support for the original 5 factor structure they found that certain items appeared to have a different function or meaning than is seen in western children and their parents.

Here, we examine the fracture toughness of compact bone of elk antler, which is an extremely fast-growing primary bone designed for a totally different function than human (secondary) bone.