Sentence examples for differences to the human from inspiring English sources

Because of its unique genome composition, which includes gene segments of swine, avian and human origin, and to the considerable differences to the human influenza A viruses that have circulated so far, the currently used molecular methods proved inadequate.

Statistically significant differences to the human menisci are indicated with asterisks, where indicates significance levels with p-values < 0.05 and indicates values that had a significance level with p-values < 0.001.

6,651 differences to the human reference genome were found.

Firstly, as reported previously, the CXCR1 and CXCR2 of cattle are much more closely related than those of humans and so may exhibit functional differences to the human receptors.

The vcf output of the variant caller was presented in tabular format, as a list of differences to the human mtDNA reference genome, i.e., revised Cambridge Reference Sequence (rCRS).

This is the only way we, and the vulnerable communities we serve, can make a difference to the human rights of those facing abuse.

For example, although morphologically distinct, Neandertals were so closely related to people living today that most Neandertal DNA fragments retrieved from a fossil are expected to carry no sequence differences to the corresponding human sequences (Pääbo, 1999).

It may readily be envisioned that the corresponding scenario in NZW rabbits is displaying several differences to the one observed in humans.

The Denisova hominin mtDNA thus carries almost twice as many differences to the mtDNA of present-day humans as do Neanderthal mtDNAs.

He was one of the first truly international directors, sensitive to national differences and to the human qualities common to all his characters.

Despite some differences compared to the human pathophysiology, our knowledge of how T1D develops has benefited significantly from studies in rodent models such as the non-obese diabetic mouse (NOD)[2].