Sentence examples for difference from the latter from inspiring English sources

In addition, the helical portal of IFABP, although having a roughly similar location with portal I of LFABP, showed a slight difference from the latter.

Members of the Berlin group never used the term 'positivism' about themselves, but did use it concerning some unnamed Viennese in stressing their differences from the latter.

The fact that our results are significantly more pronounced for women than for men does hence not appear to derive from differences in the latter's age.

Diabetics from HMPC were monitored less than Italian citizens, while there was no such difference between the latter and diabetics coming from HDC.

The difference in the latter two estimates derives largely from classification.

The difference with the latter study is harder to explain, but stems mainly from differences in the way coding frames and orthology were defined.

There was no significant difference between the latter two conditions.

The difference between the latter and the betweenness centrality we have been using so far is that it considers contributions from all paths in the network, not only the shortest, although the latter still counts for more.

Analyses at the specified events revealed that the observed differences in excursion stem from the latter 50% of the stance phase, where hip and knee joint extension was significantly reduced with 7.6° to 9.6° for the hip, and 3.9° to 9.0° for the knee (p-values from <0.001 to 0.009).

The gene repertoire of Chlorokybus is most similar to those of Mesostigma and Chaetosphaeridium (Table 2); in total, seven gene differences distinguish the latter two algae from Chlorokybus.

One crucial difference is that the latter restricts itself to Commonwealth writers whereas the new award, founded by literary agent Andrew Kidd and sponsored by the Folio Society, will be open to writers regardless of form, genre or where they are from.