Sentence examples for besides the difference from inspiring English sources

Here we tested the methylation rate of the CpG sites in Alu elements with different ages, and found that besides the difference in preference for GC content, the "old" Alu elements were more highly methylated than the "young" ones (Fig. 3D).

For this reason we considered only the long-term variable costs (personnel, depreciation, maintenance) besides the difference between the short-term variable costs [22].

One possible reason, besides the difference in panel sizes mentioned above, is the fact that the two datasets were submitted to different ascertainment biases in SNP selection.

Moreover, besides the difference between APCC and SAMC in considering individual partners and network motifs respectively, it seems that SAMC is not equivalent to APCC while another one, i.e. mean of average motif correlations (MAMC), is similar to APCC.

Strikingly, besides the difference in FoxO1 expression levels, our Western blot analyses highlighted an increased ratio of phosphorylated (p-FoxO1) to unphosphorylated (FoxO1) form of FoxO1 in KRIT1−/− versus Lv-KRIT1 MEFs (Fig. 5B).

However, besides the difference of embryogenesis in vitro and in vivo, there are even greater differences between embryo development in monocotyledon and dicotyledon plants.

Moreover, the cytogenetic entity of malignant glioma at younger age differs from adult malignant glioma (Kraus et al, 2002) and might also be responsible for different immunological targeting, besides the differences in immune competence at younger age (Wheeler et al, 2003).

To summarize the current state of research, two determinants besides the differences in the skill rewards should be named that "compete" for being the more important explanatory variables for migrant clustering: the network effect and the "welfare magnet".

All these discrepancies may have resulted - besides the differences in chromosomal morphology classification due to difficulties described in the previous section – from the description of chromosomally different populations or by the misidentification of some species in the earlier studies.

There was no category of opinion, however, that was mentioned by one group only, or that was not mentioned by one of the groups, besides the differences in guideline use between learners and GPs, described in the next section.

Finally, we note that the resistance to prion diseases of the PD-resistant species could be a result of other factors besides the differences in their sequences, which should be addressed in future studies.