Sentence examples for difference in mechanisms from inspiring English sources

The difference in mechanisms of diamond coating delamination from substrates without ion etching pretreatment and after pretreatment was also examined.

It is notable that for the investigated ligands, there is only one main difference in mechanisms of decomposition: in the next stage after dehydration, in case of methacrylacetophenone complexes, one ligand molecule detaches at temperatures above 260 °C, whereas for allylacetoacetate complexes, the detachment of allyl substituent takes place above 300 °C.

Acylated ghrelin had no effect on lipogenic genes in white adipose [42], and the apparent difference in mechanisms of action of UAG and AG on regulation of adiposity is particularly intriguing, lending support for the presence of a separate UAG receptor.

Significantly, this difference in mechanisms of agonism and inverse agonism cannot be revealed by measurement of GTPγS binding.

However, to my knowledge there is no existing literature or strong data yet indicating a fundamental difference in mechanisms.

In summary, our observations of UV-induced gene conversion events in wild type and exo1 strongly suggest a fundamental difference in mechanisms by which conversion tracts are generated for crossover and noncrossover pathways.

This difference in mechanism suggested that these two agents likely triggered different cell death pathways, with different effects on oxidative stress.

A structural basis for this difference in mechanism is presented.

The main difference in mechanism of injury was the near absence of injuries caused by cutting or piercing instruments among the patients injured during legal interventions (Table 1).

This difference in mechanism can also explain why the reaction rates on the basis of these three different progress variables do not show the same pH dependence.

As a result of this difference in mechanism, the ROA and VCD, bands associated with a particular normal mode of vibration usually show a completely different vibrational optical activity.