Sentence examples for a highly different from inspiring English sources

Each is a highly different interpretation of Mexico, carried all the way.

The topic, how Christians and Jews can "create community through dialogue and cooperation," struck a highly different note from a controversial resolution the Southern Baptist Convention adopted five years ago that called for evangelizing Jews.

However, Fig. 3 shows that the probability of receiving a TNF-α inhibitor therapy in combination with regular specialist visits took a highly different course.

The resulting energy landscapes of the Ras/effector interface areas show a highly different topology when comparing the two effectors, Raf and RalGDS, demonstrating the specificity of the respective interactions.

And with more people living close together, outbreaks like this one will become even more common, Salama said, calling it a "highly different paradigm".

Obviously, these concern arguments of a highly different nature and may define different patient populations.

However, Gca1 and Gca2 possess the hallmarks of an α-glucosidase/glucoamylase, cleaving alpha-1,4-glucosidic linkages (8), and hence, it seems unlikely that they might cleave beta-1,3-glucosidic linkages, which have a spatial structure highly different from that of alpha-1,4-glucosidic linkages.

where equals 1 when, and equals 0.5 when is a parameter to penalize highly different intensities and is fixed to 30 in our experiments.

This is so because a) due to the highly different pH gradients, the gradient of the molecules directly or indirectly mediating proton transport is 15/2.4 = 6.3 times greater in the T tubule than intracellularly, and b) the effective diffusion coefficient of these molecules is 32 times greater inside the T tubule than in the cytoplasm of the muscle cell.

Further, our results have revealed Lpg2844, a protein with a carboxyl amino acid composition highly different from most substrates can be translocated at high efficiencies (Fig. 4).

SCDH form a large protein family with highly different enzymes, which only share 15-30% identity among each other [ 35].