Sentence examples for described to differ from inspiring English sources

The intestinal microbiota of Tlr5-deficient mice and Myd88-deficient mice was described to differ from that of wild-type mice [ 79, 80].

The MCF-7 subclones BB and Bus were described to differ from MCF-7 parental cells with respect to dsb induction and repair, p53 status, cell cycle and apoptosis (Nunez et al, 1995; Siles et al, 1995).

Due to pathological changes in the ceruminous glands, the total amount of lipids (% by weight) of canine cerumen of OE ears has been described to differ significantly from healthy ears [ 7].

Fab N-glycans have been described to differ from the oligosaccharides of the Fc region in that they are generally more highly galactosylated and are more extensively decorated with sialic acids.

The modifications of rFVIIa produced in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) and baby hamster kidney (BHK) cells have been described to differ from those of pdFVII or FVIIa, especially in N-glycosylation.

Our analysis suggests that the structural coupling between the C-terminal tail and JM-kinase linker (described above) is likely to differ in ErbB3, and EGFR orthologs in sponges and parasitic worms because ErbB3 conserves an aspartate at the Y1016 position, and EGFR orthologs in sponges and parasitic worms lack some of the canonical ErbB residues in the JM-kinase linker and β2-β3 loop (Figure 1).

The reviewer, however, begs to differ, describing the film as "alienating" and "weird".

Therefore, the number of 'ancestral populations' described by Structure is expected to differ over time, in both number and robustness, so no single value of K can describe the whole history of Pisum.

In addition to the differences in oligomerization properties described above, the enzymes seem to differ significantly in a few other properties.

But some China experts and business leaders say that the Trump administration's approach, as described publicly, does not appear to differ much.

The tale originated several years after the company's launch as what Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph called "a convenient fiction" to describe to consumers how the service differed from its foe, Blockbuster: no due dates, no late fees.