Sentence examples for a radically different pattern from inspiring English sources

A radically different pattern of elevated variation was seen for PET122, which encodes a mitochondrial translational activator.

In some runs, we see a radically different pattern overlayed on the slow dynamics of streamlining, characterized by fast erratic fluctuations in genome size, generally in the absence of variation in fitness.

The result is a radically different design, Mr. Jacob said.

In fact, Ishikawa and Montello (2006) found that individuals, who were driven along a novel route once a week for ten weeks, showed radically different patterns of spatial knowledge acquisition.

We identified a carboxypeptidase gene located on chromosome 2L (AS 1742) that is transcribed in a manner similar to that of carboxypeptidase A. However another cDNA representing a carboxypeptidase (AS 44) exhibited a radically different expression pattern.

These two conditions produced two radically different patterns of results — with most subjects (82%) in the harm condition saying that the agent acted intentionally, but relatively few subjects (23%) in the help condition saying that the agent acted intentionally.

According to the experimenters, enactive theory holds that when someone recalls a mental image they re-enact what they did at the time of its original formation, and since the two subject groups originally formed their images in very different ways, the theory predicts that the two groups should display radically different patterns of brain activation at the time of recall.

Comparisons of age-specific ratios of undetermined injury deaths to suicide deaths revealed radically different patterns.

Milk comes most frequently from bovine species (especially cows, Bos spp ., which have a radically different juvenile growth pattern than humans, i.e. calves grow faster and to much larger sizes [42], [43].

Even if the bees learned the details of a particular pattern, that would also not invalidate our data, as 1) only the first choice of a bee per test condition was analysed, and 2) a radically different novel test pattern would be presented to the bees in the following test condition (see Methods and above).

Oxidised LDL and oxidised chylomicrons produced a radically different gene expression pattern from the one induced by native chylomicrons, including a down-regulation of ABCA1 by the latter, resembling the effects of VLR on ABCG1 presented here [ 9, 38].