Sentence examples for but differing from from inspiring English sources

The TM domain sequences of human FcγRII members are highly conserved among different subclasses but differing from that of FcγRI and FcγRIII (Fig. 5A).

The linguistic data prove the unity of the group of eastern-Italic idioms, belonging to the Indo-European stock but differing from the Latin.

Labour enacted a comprehensive program of national insurance, based upon the Beveridge Report (prepared by economist William Beveridge and advocating state action to control unemployment, along with the introduction of free health insurance and contributory social insurance) but differing from it in important ways.

But differing from other grasses, the increases in BW/FW and R/S ratios are important strategies in the response to soil water stress.

In all cases we converted dry biomass (the units of RS1 and RS2) to carbon (the units of the FRA) by multiplying by 0.5 (following that used by RS1 and RS2, but differing from the 0.485 used originally in RS3), and carbon to tCO2e by multiplying by 3.667 [9].

Here are some of their discoveries: Similar to the spurred roundleaf bat (Hipposideros calcaratus) but differing from H. calcaratus found on the Bismarck Archipelago and Manus island in its slightly larger body size, considerably wider nose leaf and much bigger ears.

The publication of an "incomplete" novel highlights the role of an editor in making choices that can't help but differ from the author's.

Prakrit languages are related to Sanskrit but differ from and are contrasted with it in several ways.

Results obtained showed that APTOS and GOPMOS have similar electrochemical behaviour but differ from TEOS.

At lower strain rate, lamellar habits resemble, but differ from, those characteristic of quiescent growth.

In general, the above clinical profiles were similar to another Taiwanese study but differed from French and American cohorts [9 11].