Sentence examples for an entirely different pattern from inspiring English sources
But on the best place to live we have an entirely different pattern: for the world's 50- to 64-year-olds, it's Zurich, Sydney and Toronto which occupy the top three places.
However, these samples show an entirely different pattern of non-polymer-derived diterpenoids from that which is observed for samples of form 1 and show evidence (IVb-VIIb) for incorporation of significant amounts of communol (IIc) into their macromolecular structure.
The minimal colocalization of ryanodine receptors and CA IV is clearly not caused by staining of T tubules, which should result in an entirely different pattern of CA IV staining, such as it is seen in the lane below for CA IX.
However, in differentiating cells, the lower concentration produced an entirely different pattern, enhancing cell numbers by suppressing ongoing cell death and impairing differentiation in parallel for both neurotransmitter phenotypes.
In contrast to the other regions containing major ACh projections, the striatum showed an entirely different pattern of effects, with initial increases in the ACh markers, followed by a regression to normal or subnormal values at later stages.
Dr. Eliot Quataert, an astrophysicist at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., said, "The Chandra observation is telling us that an entirely different flow pattern is operating around the Andromeda black hole".
While reducing the width from 2 m to 1.5 m showed an entirely different flow pattern inside the building and also increase airflow speed in the middle area up to 50%.
Texas elections have entirely different patterns when presidential races are on the ballot and when they're not.
More surprisingly, the serotype pure B.24 and D.24 cultures show entirely different patterns although cultivated under identical environmental conditions.
Infarcted areas were always excluded from the analysis because of the entirely different patterns of dMBP staining.
We have found claudins 1, 3, and 8 in the murine mammary epithelium (MC Neville, unpublished data); however, claudin 7 stain shows entirely different patterns from these claudins.
