Sentence examples for a different structure than from inspiring English sources

If any process within your organization or deliverables is weak, it's very likely that something can go wrong when a client operates differently or has a different structure than you're used to.

Deposit layer formed by crystallization on the surface has a different structure than that formed by particulate fouling.

If you get the right people on board and appropriately represent why you will need a different process and a different structure than the rest of the organization, the last step is getting that patient capital.

It presented a different structure than common colonic adenoma, with pseudo-stratified nuclei and papillary-proliferating cells with mucin content.

However, this column would need to have a different structure than the original matrix, since the gradient would be composed of two figures describing the rise and the fall of the peak.

Furthermore, 65 66 do not really cause a problem to my analysis in 60 because on my account 65 and 66 have a different structure than 58 and both involve a null subject instead of an overt subject in the de-part.

Glasses that are grown one layer at a time have a much different structure than bulk glasses.

"That's a very different structure than a massive car company with massive fixed assets that relies on taking huge production into a huge network of dealerships and then financing it all in.

Kenshiro realized this motion by using a linkage mechanism, which is a very different structure than that of the human knee.

A third potent AR antagonist, ODM-201, has a distinctly different structure than enzalutamide or ARN-509 and having shown promise in recent phase I/II trials (Fizazi et al, 2014), will now be evaluated in a phase III trial in men with high-risk non-metastatic CRPC (NCT02200614).

The essentially all-silica form, known as silicalite, has a slightly different structure than the low-SAR material, it has a monoclinic unit cell, whereas the low SAR material crystallizes in an orthorhombic cell.