Sentence examples for differ clearly in from inspiring English sources

They differ clearly in wavelength and amplitudes from the magnetic pattern found in the east and do not show any evidence of a Pan-African orogenic belt or suture zone connecting the Shackleton Range with eastern DML, as hypothesized in several studies.

Fungal medicinal polypore species belonging to the same genus differ clearly in their metabolite profile (Hseu et al. 1996; Lv et al. 2012).

Both bacteria also differ clearly in their substrate utilization patterns [ 13, 14].

L. testaceipes (D) and L. orientalis (E) also differ clearly in wing size and wing shape (Procrustes distance is 0.051, P < 0.001).

At stimulus onset, the distribution of spike numbers evoked by catch versus highest amplitude difference differed clearly in both single- and multiunit data.

However, using his results, and assuming a specific leaf area of 4 m per kg needle mass (from Hager and Sterba, 1985 for dominant trees), comparable results can be shown, namely a LA/CSA ratio of about 0.8 and only minor differences in this ratio between the two investigated stands, which differed clearly in age (98 and 132 years respectively), in site quality, and in density.

Reference carbon-based pigments from different sources showed similar Raman spectra with characteristic G and D bands in the range 1,350 1,600 cm−1 that differed clearly in position, width and relative intensity.

Both created interaction networks differed clearly in their size.

Samples which differed clearly in their isoenzyme spectrum were selected, and their proteins were separated by isoelectric focusing (IEF).

However, we showed that BMP-treated hESCs differed clearly in their pattern of HLA class I expression (and in other cell surface features) from either villous or extravillous placental trophoblast.

The two bee species differed clearly in foraging patterns as visible through plant families predominantly collected, as well as in the number of plant species with O. bicornis collecting up to 85 plant species and O. truncorum collecting up to 50 plant species per brood cell.