Sentence examples for but different patterns of from inspiring English sources
But different patterns of colonization have created divergent worlds.
They have the same pattern of distribution of B-properties, but different patterns of distribution of A-properties.
Some modules had similar patterns of within-mouse variation but different patterns of between-mouse variation.
We observed remarkably similar patterns of activation to previous lexical decision studies using static stimuli, but different patterns of activation for stimulus delivery formats.
There are still relatively few fMRI studies in DLB, but different patterns of functional connectivity between AD and DLB have been reported (Table 1).
Our observation that the unmethylated fly genes exhibit similar GC3 5′-3′ gradients to those of the other taxa but different patterns of CG3-skew supporthethe significance of cytosine deamination.
We hypothesised that, similarly to AN patients, BED patients might also exhibit a pathological but different pattern of cognition in the following way: BED patients would exhibit more errors in the decision-making task, more non-perseverative errors in the set-shifting domain and poorer central coherence than AN patients.
The hypothesis tested by this test is that marker effects have the same pattern for the two traits in the case of pleiotropism (H0) but different patterns in the case of close linkage (H1).
Alternatively, loci could be imprinted in both sexes but show different patterns of imprinting (e.g., maternal expression in one sex but paternal expression in the other).
These commonalities observed between different diseases cannot only be seen in the form of pure pleiotropic genetic effects but also, and perhaps more interestingly, when variants in the same gene but with different patterns of inheritance cause a severe early-onset disease and modulate the risk for a more common and less severe late-onset disorder.
Enzymes homologous to HPDO and HOPDAH but exhibiting different patterns of substrate specificity have been identified.
