Sentence examples for although clearly different from inspiring English sources

Although clearly different from Clovis tools, they share some similarities and the researchers suggest Clovis technology may even have been derived from the capabilities displayed in the earlier objects.

We note that the ultrastructure of CLICs, although clearly different from clathrin-generated vesicles, is not dissimilar to that of the early endosomes that receive cargoes taken up via coated pits (Harding et al., 1983; Willingham et al., 1984; Gruenberg et al., 1989; Hansen et al., 1991; Ullrich et al., 1996).

Ifitm3 (GeneID: 66141), Lrba (GeneID: 80877), and AI606473 (GeneID: 99686) were expressed in both the MdP and MxP, although with clearly different spatiotemporal distribution patterns.

He noted that "nobody did these exercises" back in 1991 and that the number of injuries then was similar to the numbers in recent years, although 2011 is clearly different.

Although they are clearly different conditions, several studies have stressed the co-occurrence of migraine with both epilepsy and tic disorders.

Although profiles were clearly different in septic compared to control patients, the investigators could not distinguish Gram-positive from Gram-negative sepsis.

Although this is clearly different from the organophosphorylation process, it is entirely possible that OP insecticide oxons react with the same proteins that are substrates of kinases/phosphatases. Posttranslational phosphorylation is relatively well understood and is now a routine part of proteomics analysis (Godovac-Zimmermann et al. 1999; Larsen et al. 2001).

It was found that qualitatively the modulation results for the different heliopause positions are similar although they differ quantitatively, e.g., clearly different radial gradients are predicted for the regions beyond the termination shock compared to inside the shock.

Although TIMP-1 was clearly different, this is only 1 of 9 proteins, and the difference could be a random effect.

Although these variables have clearly different characteristics, it is generally considered that their respective overall values are equally good indicators of subjective well-being.

Although the communities were clearly different, the ordination analysis did not group the samples by soil type or forests (fig. 5).This indicates that although there were very few species shared across serpentine and non-serpentine sites, the fungal communities are not statistically distinguishable.