Sentence examples for differ in their extent from inspiring English sources

While this experiment did not directly examine differences in gene expression between males and females, the selection lines do differ in their extent of eye-stalk sexual dimorphism.

Both Pg forms have an identical primary structure, but differ in their extent of glycosylation.

Approximately 71%% of the Fc-NMU produced by wildtype CHO cells was amidated; Fc-AP-NMU and Fc-GS-NMU did not differ in their extent of amidation.

Lignin is a complex hydrophobic polymer made of substituted p-hydroxy-cinnamyl alcohol units that differ in their extent of hydroxylation and methoxylation (for recent reviews see [ 14, 15]).

Interestingly, the nonadaptive anxiety profile of 129P3 mice, indicated by a lack of habituation to the test setup, was accompanied by lower activation of the prefrontal cortex when compared to BALB/c mice, while the two strains did not differ in their extents of amygdala activation or in plasma corticosterone levels (Salomons et al., 2010).

S1 and S3 differed in their extent of influence on the capacity of photosynthetic electron flow of D. officinale, indicating that they may have separate roles within the same host.

These differed in their extent of taxon sampling and in their sequence length (whole mitochondrial genomes (WG): 16 taxa 16293-16309 characthree three genomic regions (3G): 126 taxa 1952 characters; whole mitochondrial genomes trimmed to three regions (3G-WG): 16 taxa 1952 characters).

The peptides only differed in their extent of oxidation within the first 24 hr after onset of oxidation (cluster A: >50% oxidation; cluster B: <50% oxidation) or in their initial oxidation level (clusters A and B: <20% oxidation; cluster C: >40% oxidation).

Calcium phosphate biomaterials differ in their solubility or extent of dissolution: ACP > > α-TCP > > β-TCP > CdA > > ACP.

Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) differ in their rate and extent of colonization of both plant roots and soil but the mechanism responsible for these differences is unclear.

Thus structurally similar alkylating agents can differ in their type and extent of DNA monoalkylation and interstrand crosslinking, and in some cases (e.g. MDMS/MSA) produce reactions with a high degree of selectivity.