Sentence examples for different from the specimens from inspiring English sources

For now, it is possible to begin to atomise the complex, recognising, describing and naming species that are clearly different from the specimens seen in Romania.

It is obvious that this phenomenon is quite different from the above three specimens whose aluminum were sputtered only in one step and shows that the 'Y' branches could only be developed from specimens sputtered in more than one step under high current density.

The drying temperature affected the cluster size during digestion, and the trends were different in the specimens obtained from the plain and pH-adjusted solutions.

Closer examination reveals that the muscle tissues in the specimen from the upper halocline appear different from those of the specimens from the normoxic control sediments (compare Fig.  11b d to Fig.  10c, d, f).

Note that the specimens assigned to T. argyosia and T. ornata from Mexico are quite different in shell pattern from the specimens from Panama.

Since the specimen has a C-shaped structure that is different from the shape of a standard specimen, the shape factor was obtained from the concentration of the plate specimen and that of the structure using finite element analysis.

However, it is important to note that the conditions under which these specimens were collected are different from the field conditions in which actual specimens would be collected.

It is therefore possible that at least some of the differences in the data obtained with the different investigations resulted from differences between the specimens rather than differences in the methods.

Since it is highly dependent on the specimen weight, which is different from one specimen to another, the specific energy absorption showed different responses compared to the scalar value of the energy.

It was shown that regional strain could be quite different from the overall strain in a specimen.

The Neanderthals were different different from the previous specimens and different from the people who found them.