Sentence examples for differences originate in from inspiring English sources
These differences originate in the very nature of the borrowed fragments in each case; audio samples in the electroacoustic domain, and notated samples in the acoustic domain.
And other differences originate in the interest of philosophical logicians in some topics (metaphysical topics, for instance) that are primarily inspired by purely philosophical considerations.
They exhibit slight differences originating in differences in the discrete lattice symmetries.
Responses from intra-cochlear locations were corrected for path-length differences originating in the movements of the overlying round window membrane (i.e., the air fluid interface in our preparations; cf. ref.67).
In this approach, using tumor epithelial cell-based weights, a sample where these cells cover a small percentage of the area of the tissue sample, will contribute less than a sample where tumor cells are more abundant when investigating gene expression differences originating in tumor tissue.
Note that due to the limited number of clones assessed and biological differences originating in the derivation process or the F1 genetic background (Table S1), the comparison with MaGIC provides a lower-bound estimate of the method's potential accuracy in complex cell populations.
The totality of evidence supports the idea that racial/ethnic differences may originate in early pathogenesis.
Binding differences may also originate in part from differences in N-glycosylation patterns between the lineages.
This is plausible and constitutes a demonstration of Edholm's proposal that differences in food intake must originate in the differences in energy expenditure (Edholm et al., 1955).
However, differences regarding ID2 localization may originate in part from differences between the two pathologies, but also from differences in the specificity of the antibodies.
