Sentence examples for characteristically different from from inspiring English sources

The demographic characteristics of the urban residents are characteristically different from the rural settings.

Vision under these conditions is, moreover, characteristically different from what it is under ordinary daylight conditions.

"We suspect at the end of this study, if everything bears out, we will see dancers land characteristically different from athletes," Dr. Liederbach said.

Genome-wide insertion site profiling revealed a close-to-random distribution of SB transposon integrants, which is characteristically different from gammaretroviral and lentiviral integrations in HSPCs.

The formation of dolomite in Exp-250 is characteristically different from the basalt-CO2 experiments that yielded only calcite as carbonate in previous studies at 250 and 350 °C (Shibuya et al. 2013b).

One way that the costume designers on the show denote that the Wildlings that lived beyond the wall are uncivilized people who are characteristically different from those living south of the wall is by similarly draping the Wildlings in skins and animal pelts.

Despite the possibility that factors influencing team workload may be characteristically different (or more complex) from those impacting individual workload, it is often the case that team workload is nevertheless measured using an amalgamation of the individual workload measurements.

NTM species show a characteristically different response to clarithromycin from others, and precise identification of these species would be important for the treatment of infected patients.

The electrospun polyurethane produces a stress strain response characteristically different to that of the material from which the mat is spun.

8– 11 More recently, distinctive mycolactones with characteristically different side chains have also been isolated from the frog pathogen Mycobacterium liflandii 12,  13 and from several mycobacterial fish pathogens 14 (see below); this raises the question of which structural features are crucial for the several effects of mycolactone on human cells.

The diurnally averaged top-of-the-atmosphere spectral albedo of the "halophile planet" is up to a factor of 2 times more reflective than the realistic Earth case from 0.55 to 0.85 μm and produces a characteristically different spectrum.