Sentence examples for as a differing from inspiring English sources

As a differing self-referential agency, cancer will therefore differ in some crucial aspects from normal cells in its response to epigenetic stresses.

In such circumstances, then, each clonal iteration must be regarded as a differing 'self'self

An additive effect of HBV/HCV coinfection, as well as a differing risk conferred by different HCV genotypes on HCC development, were suggested by a few epidemiologic studies, including a recent meta-analysis [ 5].

Finally, the kinetics of leakage in response to agents such as VEGF-A differ markedly in vivo and in cultured endothelium.

As a result, differing optimal interplant water network designs have been attained for each of the cases, which have been investigated.

The lists in Chicago and Illinois as a whole differ a little from the list for the world, of course.

Aristotle cites an analogy to the letters of the alphabet, which can produce a multitude of different words from a few elements in combinations; the differences all stem from the shape (schêma) of the letters, as A differs from N; by their arrangement (taxis), as AN differs from NA; and by their positional orientation (thesis), as N differs from Z (DK 67A6).

At the outset, researchers wanted to determine whether viruses as a class differed in a systematic way from all other small particles in nature.

It was noted that in certain cases the socio-environmental vulnerability of a municipality (as a whole) differed from the one presented in its coastal district.

For those planning on becoming Episcopal priests, the requirements for becoming a "transitional deacon" (before ordination as a priest) differ.

For all isolates, the difference between H37Rv and CS as a reference differed significantly (p < 0.0001).