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Pain differed remarkably from the other parameters measured.
The pattern of cerebellar Aβ deposits differed remarkably from the commonly observed restriction of deposits to the molecular layer in sporadic AD [ 20] and from the abundance of cored plaques in PS1Δ9 AD patients' cerebellum.
Interestingly, the co-twins of the male probands differed remarkably from those of female probands in the same twin cohort, whose co-twins were mainly healthy [10], which supports the hypothesis presented by Strober et al. [5] suggesting that in order to develop an eating disorder, men require a stronger genetic predisposition and/or more adverse environmental factors than women.
The PTM patterns on the silenced genes mdp1 and mdp2 differed remarkably from those of actively transcribed genes.
Based on both the experimental results and the theoretically calculated frontier electron densities (FED) values of 2FEDHOMO2 and FEDHOMO2 + FEDLUMO2, the conclusion can be demonstrated as the reaction mechanisms/pathways of PEC processes differed remarkably from that of PC processes.
The FISH patterns of O. latifolia differed remarkably from those of O. alta and O. grandiglumis.
Both experimental and theoretical results demonstrated PEC reaction mechanisms differed remarkably from that of PC process.
The 3D structure derived from such experiments can differ remarkably from the structure of the native molecule.
Figure 4a shows that the error estimates derived from the inner loop (model selection: ave.PE internal ) differ remarkably from the theoretical prediction errors owing to model selection bias and sample size effects.
In the karst region of southwestern China, mixed evergreen and deciduous broad-leaved forest is typical vegetation, differing remarkably from the evergreen broad-leaved forest developed in non-karst regions in the same latitudinal zone.
The symbioses of cyanobacteria with their plant partners differ remarkably from the rhizobia-legume interactions.
