Sentence examples for differ essentially from those from inspiring English sources

In this sense, phase change and related phenomena do not differ essentially from those of differentiation and organogenesis in general.

We indicate conditions of effective X-, O-mode coupling when the polarization features of microwaves having passed through the sheet differ essentially from those calculated in the geometrical optics approximation.

Within this approach, it is unambiguously proved that covalent-bonded networks of soft semiconductor chalcogenides exemplified by binary As(Ge)–S(Se) glasses differ essentially from those typical for hard dielectric oxides like vitreous silica by impossibility to accommodate pure agglomerates of metallic nanoparticles.

Statistical results on data conducted after individual subtraction of the baseline value during the 1-min period before stimulation onset did not differ essentially from those conducted using baseline value as an additional level of the Time factor.

Additionally, this curvature must be produced without introducing perturbation factors which cause the perturbed (L^2) norms to differ essentially from the starting (L^2) structure.

In its effect, this argument does not differ essentially from the "paradox" sketched in the previous paragraph (which may well be viewed as an argument for mereological essentialism).

If the refrigerant mixture mass charges are below the minimum ones, the temperature and power performance of the MR machine differ essentially from the design performance and such operating modes are considered inadmissible.

Our earlier study reported that the breast tumor associated DP T cells displayed the phenotype and cytotoxic potential of effector/memory activated CD8+ T cells but differed essentially from these cells by a high production of IL-4, IL-5 and IL-13 [10].

Except for transport injuries which were the commonest cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries in the same surveillance areas, the distribution of nonfatal injuries differed essentially from those of fatal injuries reported for 1992 1998 in the same surveillance areas [ 22].

In sexual reproduction, a new individual is produced not by somatic cells of the parent but by sex cells, or gametes, which differ essentially from somatic cells in having undergone meiosis, a process in which the number of chromosomes is reduced to one-half of the diploid (2n) number found in somatic cells; cells containing one set of chromosomes are said to be haploid (n).

Both, array transistors as well as DRAM support devices face challenges that differ essentially from high performance logic device scaling.