Visual and verbal explanations did not differ in the presence of specific examples.
These findings reveal a network of linked c- fos activations that share superficial features with those associated with visual recognition but differ in the fine details; for example, in the locus of the perirhinal cortex activation.
In particular, they differ in the source of radiation (for example, X-ray, Iridium, photons) and the amount of breast volume treated.
For example, people differ in the way their tissues, bones and ligaments respond to increased training, said Dr. Gordon Matheson, an exercise physiologist and orthopedic surgeon at Stanford University and a past editor of the journal Physician & Sportsmedicine.
For example languages differ in the devices used to convey syntactic relations who did what to whom.
For example, species differ in the presence or absence of sperm hyper-activation, which requires high mitochondrial activity (Cummins 2009).
For example, they significantly differ in the expression of CD74 (Yaccoby et al, 2004) and sensitivity to fenretinide (Li et al, 2009).
For example, if strains differ in the concentration or dynamics of acetyl-CoA but not of S-adenosyl methionine (SAM) biosynthesis, then protein acetylation patterns may globally differ more between the strains than methylation patterns.
In this example the reactions only differ in the level of detail with which the metabolite ornithine was described.
Neuron types differ in many ways, for example, chemical or morphological, but they also differ in the way they connect to one another (Seung and Sümbül, 2014).
