Sentence examples for but differ from another from inspiring English sources

Our findings confirm a strong area-based social gradient in T2DM prevalence overall [ 10, 22, 23], but differ from another recent Victorian study [ 15].

Our results are comparable to a study that reported 49% significant trauma reactions among mothers one year after delivery [ 20], but differ from another study which revealed a relation between high levels of maternal posttraumatic stress symptoms (>33%) and high levels of depression (>53%) [ 36].

The four RF models share the same univariate Gaussian histogram and the same isotropic covariance, but differ from one another in terms of the spatial connectivity patterns at extreme transmissivity values.

For instance, P. brasiliensis and P. lutzii species harbor the same retrotransposon lineages but differ from one another in the number of copies present.

These findings are in agreement with an earlier study carried out in on-forest mechanised harvesting operations in Chile but differ from findings of another off-forest central processing yard in New Zealand.

The main conclusion is that communities are characterized by distinctive features, which are common for networks of the same class but differ from one class to another.

This result suggests, therefore, that partial inputs (i.e., morph trials) lead to the expression of neural representations in the hippocampus which share similarity to one another, but differ from those expressed under perceptual certainty (100% A, B).

Our finding that partial inputs (i.e., morph trials) lead to the expression of neural representations in the hippocampus which share similarity to one another, but differ from those expressed under perceptual certainty (100% A, B) argue against discrete attractors in the hippocampus.

All the clones showed the same morphological heterogeneity of the parental cells, but differed from one another in the degree of differentiation.

We considered sites where chimpanzee and macaque alleles were both found but differed from one another, or where neither were found, as having ambiguous ancestral states and therefore uninformative.

Each of them expresses some aspects of the coordination plan but they differ from one another in terms of abstraction level, precision and expressive power.