Sentence examples for but different from another from inspiring English sources
Our finding was similar to that in one report on gastric cancer study (Wewer et al, 1988), but different from another report, where SPARC stained only the stroma cells in gastric cancer tissues (Maeng et al, 2002b).
We observed 20% decreases in fasting levels of acylated and total ghrelin within 1 week after RYGB; these are consistent with previously reported decreases in fasting total ghrelin at 6 weeks (24) but different from another report showing no change 1 month after RYGB (12).
Challenges of inadequate social services experienced by parents in this study are similar to research conducted in the United Kingdom [ 14] but different from another study [ 10] where parents reported high proportion of their autistic children living in residential provisions including weekly boarding at the school.
Our finding is consistent with the previous reports [10], [11], but different from that of another recent study, where BCG did not account for this discordance [22].
These features are similar to those reported in a cohort of British JDM patients [ 5], but different from the results of another study in Argentinian juvenile myositis [ 6], even if the patients of this cohort were defined as 'Argentine Caucasian' due to the Spanish or Italian descent.
The three treatments without alum (AR-control, AR-N and AR-PL) were generally similar to one another, but different from the alum-stabilized poultry litter treatment.
11 12 The rate constant ratios (kC1)H/ kex = 0.04 and 0.05 and (kC1 D/ kC2 D = 0.09 and 0.10 determined for partitioning of the enediolate phosphate intermediates of the LDM- and L6RM-catalyzed reactions, respectively, of GAP in D2O are remarkably similar to one another, but different from the ratios of (kC1)H/ kex = 0.96 and (kC1)H/ kex = 1.48 determined for wild-type cTIM (Table 2).
At one point we are treated to another Gesamtkunstwerk, but different from the festival: Damien Hirst's short-lived Pharmacy restaurant in Notting Hill, where art, design and space were fused into something less public-spirited – a fancy eaterie for New Labour poseurs.
Our results are consistent with those reported by Zein et al. [42], but quite different from another study [43].
"There are going to be periods of time when one country is different from another, but over time they converge.
