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Lastly, the research goals differ: instead of finding the defining concepts for each of the themes, our approach identifies existing definitions in a biomedical big data corpus.

The two processes differ: instead of building stacks and loci from similar sequence reads, Stacks first aligns sequence reads to the reference genome using Bowtie (Langmead et al. 2009).

For example, how much would the estimated scores for individuals in the Dutch NTR sample differ if instead of using the NTR calibration (i.e., using item parameters as estimated using NTR data), the Finnish HBCS calibration were used?

However, our method differs: instead of using longitudinal data in only one regression model, for which Poisson models are better suited [14, 40], we use many consecutive Negative Binomial models, one for each time snapshot of the network, thus avoiding violating the assumptions of the Poisson model, and controlling for daily rhythms at the same time [43].

But my "fireworks show" metaphor gets at one of the most important ways our brains differ from computers: Instead of storing information in files, they store it in brain-wide patterns of multimedia connectivity -- smells, sounds, feelings and even abstract concepts are all linked seamlessly into neural behavior patterns we call "thoughts," "memories" and "ideas".

But he said the way in which the survey emphasized the aspects of Mormonism that differ from Christianity would instead seem likely to make some people pause, especially given the previous poll results showing many Americans' hesitation about the religion.

The Bosch VE series differ slightly in that, instead of radial plungers, they have a single plunger housed axially in the distributor rotor.

Lamprey and zebrafish differ by possessing stereovilli instead.

The absence of this network motif simply indicates that close sequences of this HCV genomic region often differ at distant positions, instead of differing in states of the same position.

It was considered better to have ADHD than to be "difficult", because the consequences differ; you receive help instead of, in some cases, being "punished".

The Sinorhizobium and Marinomonas homologues also differ in having Phe75 instead of Tyr (although it must be acknowledged that the alignment here is by no means certain); although this is a common replacement, none of the homologues with Phe75 has ever been biochemically characterized or shown to be catalytically active.