Sentence examples for differ naturally from inspiring English sources

While taxonomic distinctness may differ naturally among habitats, the effect does not seem to be strong, at least among soft bottom communities (e.g., mud versus sand).

A strength of our study is the use of replicated host genotypes that were collected in 22 natural populations and differed naturally in their infection status.

The only way to truly test the question would be to run a tightly controlled statistical experiment in multiple societies in which you control for everything, only allowing the market system to differ (which naturally changes other things in society).

Mortality during the infection assay did not differ between naturally uninfected and cured genotypes (paired Wilcoxon signed rank test, V = 5, p = 0.59, n = 6 pairs).

Honey color differs naturally, ranging from light yellow to amber, dark amber, and black (in extreme cases) and sometimes green or red hues may even occur [ 18].

Therefore, our model may more closely resemble acute MR and differ from naturally-occurring chronic MR. SV and CO were calculated by echocardiography.

Regardless, all hatchery fish differed from naturally spawned fish in two important ways: their parents were bred artificially without natural patterns of sexual selection or mate choice, and they were reared in a controlled setting rather than a river from fertilization until their release.

Underlying uncertainty as to the cause of OA and the different attributes of isolated cells and tissues used mean that similar models may produce differing results and can differ from the naturally occurring disease.

This shows that despite complex sample definitions, the sample compositions naturally differ across countries and point out that age and grade differences address diverse concepts.

The trajectory between a winner and a loser in presidential politics will naturally differ.

Today, Arabic numerals are in use pretty much around the world, while the words with which we name numbers naturally differ from language to language.