Sentence examples for but slightly different from from inspiring English sources

This motion is close to, but slightly different from, that of the South China block.

The results showed that for such crystal (direct-cut), two methods obtained almost the same results, but slightly different from experimental results.

These values are similar to those of Serratia marcescens chitinase B (SmChiB) but slightly different from those of the Listeria chitinases LinChi78 and LinChi35 (Table 1).

Upon heating, α-berkelium transforms into another phase with an fcc lattice (but slightly different from β-berkelium), space group Fmm and the lattice constant of 500 pm; this fcc structure is equivalent to the closest packing with the sequence ABC.

The sequences of these gene copies may be identical in some cases like the rRNA locus but slightly different from each other in most cases.

It is notable that the immunodominance hierarchy was similar between mice that received wild-type infected or ΔgL-infected fibroblasts, but slightly different from mice that were directly infected with wild-type virus (compare Figure 4B with Figure 3C).

This confirms the lack of structure generally observed in central Scandinavia in Norway spruce, but is slightly different from the results of Chen et al. (2012) where populations above 67°N tended to form a separate cluster.

This is in the agreement with known neighbor preferences of ADAR1 enzyme, but is slightly different from recently refined predicting sites of ADAR editing for an ~800 bp dsRNA (U > A > C > G) [ 28].

Our solution for m(A) has a similar functional form but is slightly different from that provided in Nee et al. (1995), which was based on the distribution of internode intervals: (24) m n (A ) ∝ log (1 4 β Y (0 ) ) + log (1 4 β Y (0 ) + A (0 ) − A (s ) A (0 ) A (s ) ) (25) ≈ log (A (0 ) − A (s ) A (0 ) A (s ) ).

The formulation usually attributed to Mackay [1969] (yet not to be found in that text)—that is, "information is a distinction that makes a difference"—predates Bateson's but it is slightly different from it in that, by speaking of "distinction" instead of "difference", it has an epistemological rather than an ontological twist.

This presentation is also given in Owen (2006) but it is slightly different from Birnbaum and Saunders (1969a).