Sentence examples for differ from common from inspiring English sources

Recent discoveries of LCAs with double bond positions and chain lengths that differ from common structures further highlight the importance of continued research into structural variations of this important class of lipid biomarkers to improve LCA applications as temperature proxies.

Pacemaker cells differ from common cardiomyocytes for the presence of a spontaneous depolarization process during the diastolic phase of the cardiac cycle, which is due to the hyperpolarization-activated cyclic nucleotide-gated (HCN) channel genes, providing the presence of an inward current.

More work is needed to define the size of the signals in other annotation categories, and to refine how rare variants identified by next generation sequencing differ from common variants identified in GWAS data.

Our initial studies of field isolates from Mato Grosso, Brazil have revealed that these parasites differ from common laboratory strains, and mostly utilized GPA-independent invasion pathways – the so-called alternative invasion pathways via receptors such as GPB, Receptor Y, Receptor Z and/or others [2].

Causative pathogens of empyema did not differ from common ICU isolates.

It differed from common diarrhea because it was caused by a bacterial infection that gave a soldier loose and bloody bowels.

This dynamics open new avenues in the analysis of neuroimaging data that differs from common methods based on the hemodynamic response function.

The most frequent PIPs in our study partially differed from common PIPs in hospital-based studies [ 19, 20, 39, 40].

The GP5+/6+ primers were modified from GP5/6 and provided an increased detection level mainly of less common HPV types that differ from the common HPV 6/11, 16, 18, 31 and 33 types (de Roda Husman et al, 1995).

Though these findings could differ from the common literature that indicates that gram-positive organisms have become the most common cause of sepsis in the past 25 years [ 2, 5], they are in line with more recent data [ 1] and fully agree with those found in other studies in our country.

M.W.: I would just add that a philosophical understanding of procrastination does not necessarily differ from the common understanding; in fact, many of the contributors to the book take one or another common understanding as a starting point, and then either refine it, combine several understandings to capture various aspects of the behavior, or suggest their own unique takes on it.