Sentence examples for by a different degree from inspiring English sources

The cause of this different water binding capacity was investigated and was caused by a different degree of crystallinity.

For this purpose, the behaviours of two particular control solutions, characterised by a different degree of decision-making delegation assigned to physical and information units in the production system, have been simulated.

It must be noted that the effects of Advent are more nuanced, as the Advent ban is characterized by a different degree of enforcement, even in different regions of the same country (see Ruiu and Breschi 2015 for a discussion).

This might be explained by a different degree of demyelination between the two groups, possibly due to a more beneficial response to the demyelinating insult occurring in the RIS subjects.

Accordingly, this study's cabbage samples likely represent a valid comparison of the effect of the production system that is not confounded by a different degree of ripeness.

In many cases, however, the target of drug therapy is a heterogeneous population of malignant agents, each characterized by a different degree of aggressiveness and response to therapy.

It has been found that enantioselectivity of lipases is strongly modified when their immobilization is performed by involving different areas of the enzyme surface, by promoting a different degree of multipoint covalent immobilization or by creating different environments surrounding different enzyme areas.

After the terror attack on a Passover Seder that left 22 dead and many injured, Mr. Sharon and his government clearly determined that only by inflicting a different degree of pain and isolation on Mr. Arafat could the current Palestinian psychological and military ascendancy be punctured.

Lauren intervenes and reveals she's been researching and, by doing a different degree first, Abi can still become a vet.

Moreover, regarding the carbon price scenarios, the price level by itself generates a different degree of impacts in improving the environmental quality, decreasing the energy demand, and increasing the macroeconomic growth.

However, this classical paradigm of tissue-specific differentiation capacity has been challenged by observations of a different degree of plasticity in some adult tissues that has resulted in differentiation beyond tissue boundaries[5].