Sentence examples for described in a different from inspiring English sources

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As always in zoological nomenclature, putting an author's name in parentheses denotes that the taxon was originally described in a different genus.

The excellent memory performance of elephants was also described in a different study.

The phosphorylation of a binding site is often described in a different layer than the layer in which effector binding to the phosphorylated binding site is described.

Also, described in a different set of patients is the occurrence of increased abnormal coronary angiographic findings of atherosclerosis and an association of increased events [ 22- 24].

Instead, the single interaction is fully described in a different PSI-MI XML file that can be stored in an external resource.

By contrast, when researchers obtain data from randomized controlled trials, their frequencies can be described in a different way, as shown in Figure  4.

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We know there are sentences describing in a different linguistic context the same interactions of OxyR.

He wrote to me: "If memory serves, George Zimmerman has been described in a significantly different way each day of the week".

A link between RB and E-cadherin was also described in a slightly different setting: E-cadherin-mediated aggregation prevents cell death induced by active PKC.

Abnormal neuronal function (versus death and dropout) is akin to the metabolic types of encephalopathies, which are traditionally described in a completely different chapter of our neuropathology textbooks.

A person's conduct or a natural event or process can always be described in a number of different ways, but only certain descriptions of an alleged cause are crucial in legal proceedings.

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