Sentence examples for consequently differs from from inspiring English sources
It consequently differs from the dialect spoken by the Goud Saraswat Brahmins in South Canara, which is copiously derived and bears a good degree of intelligibility with the modern Sashtikaar (South Goan) dialect spoken by South Goan Christians and North Canara Konkani Hindus.
Almost no eicosane-d42 was found on control isopods (median = 0 ng/mm), which consequently differed from labelled callows, workers and silverfish (PERMANOVA, for all comparisons P < 0.001).
The circulating levels of both markers exceeded reference values and consequently differed from the levels measured in control individuals (Table 1).
Due to these processes, the composition of the droplets should therefore differ from that of the original material, and consequently the wetting angle of the droplet changes.
Other limitations are that residents were from different years and consequently differed in expertise, which may have inflated the variance components of the residents.
Previous assumptions should be strengthened by the following hypotheses: 1) Faces evaluated as more negative or positive in term of valence and arousing power should elicit more intense responses, being the subjects more engaged with the stimulus, whereas neutral stimuli should be less involving and intense, and, consequently, differ in affective rating from emotional stimuli.
Models may also recognize that individual cells in a population may differ from one another and consequently differ in their biosynthetic capability.
Stem cells can be isolated from a variety of sources and consequently differ in their ease of in vitro culture, proliferation rates, and capacity to form specialized cell types.
Localisation of metastases consequently differed among the three groups with 95% of resected patients suffering from LLD.
Lipid/DNA interaction consequently differed according to the acidic treatment applied.
The physical size of windows with the same genetic width can consequently differ considerably.
