Sentence examples for differ correspondingly from inspiring English sources

Different synaptic types differ correspondingly in the local proteins, on one abutting neuron or the other, that are associated with the packing, secretion and uptake of the different chemicals.

Despite their evolutionary closeness, the behavior of these two great ape species differs in important ways, and this might lead us to hypothesize that their cognitive skills differ correspondingly.

The disease targets of community genetics programs will differ correspondingly.

Codon usage is highly skewed in mitochondrial genomes compared with the cognate nucleocytoplasmic components [ 50], and the amino acid transition probabilities in mtmam differ correspondingly from those in JTT.

We assumed that boards with different functions within the NHS might discuss different topics, and that relationships between ED and non-ED members, and the ways in which meetings were conducted, might correspondingly differ.

Acceptance of a theory, according to constructive empiricism, correspondingly differs from acceptance of a theory on the scientific realist view: the constructive empiricist holds that as far as belief is concerned, acceptance of a scientific theory involves only the belief that the theory is empirically adequate.

We propose that the target RNA sequences of the RNP-1 element in the Am-Tra2 protein may have correspondingly evolved and thus differ from those found in D. melanogaster.

Correspondingly, there exist four subunit types that differ in their collar functional units and range from 350 to 550 kDa.

Two terms can differ in sense yet share the same reference, and correspondingly two sentences may relate to one another as regards truth without their sharing terms with the same sense.

Correspondingly, asynchronies between the hands did not differ when an error was present or not.

Correspondingly, the spread of activation indices did not differ in and out of touch (p = 0.3752, Figure 5F).