Sentence examples for differ from the origin from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the origin of the Paulinella chromatophore is believed to differ from the origin of plastids in plants and algae, which are believed to have branched from an ancestral cyanobacterium near the root of cyanobacteria (9, 16).

Each neoplasm exhibits molecular signatures – sometimes in a patient specific manner – that may completely differ from the organ of origin, may be expressed in markedly higher amounts and/or in different location compared to the normal tissue.

Our analysis indicates that the two Asian phylotypes (nos. 2866 and 3321, total coverage of 96%) originated in southern Central Africa (phylotype no. 1), which differs from the origin predicted for India (97% of Asian strains) by (Shen et al., 2011), suggesting South Africa instead.

These lineages share a common origin in precursor cells derived from the embryonic germ layer known as the neuroectoderm, which differ from the hematopoietic origin of microglia [ 20].

Replication efficiencies differ from origin to origin, depending on the origin's firing efficiency.

To identify which origin areas differ from the others, we performed contrast analyses among origin locations.

These secondary cartilages differ from the primary cartilage in embryonic origin, morphological and biochemical organization.

The mean activation time of replication origins harbouring zero or one Fkh1/2 site did not differ from the activation time of all origins.

Our findings indicate that several longstanding notions concerning the origin of introns differ from the results obtained by this study.

How does her origin story differ from the "other planet/exposure to some sort of radiation" stories of other superheroes?

Because of differences in definition, coverage, registration and accuracy of the collection mechanism, the origin destination matrix of migration flows between European countries based on immigration data reported by the countries of origin tends to differ from the matrix reported by the countries of destination.