Sentence examples for different from the underlying from inspiring English sources

Superficial epithelial cells are slightly flattened, but otherwise not very different from the underlying spinous cells.

The resulting electronic transport properties are intriguing, and suggest that semiconductor surfaces should be considered in their own right as a new class of electronic nanomaterials because the surface states have their own characters different from the underlying bulk states.

Compared to adding outliers from a distribution that is different from the underlying one, the flipping approach produced outliers that are more likely to be leverage points.

The small numbers indicate that the phylogeographic models are not able to generate root state posteriors that are vastly different from the underlying priors and thus achieve a low statistical power [ 13].

The chemical composition of these islands is different from the underlying bulk crystal (Figure 4b,c,d,e).

We comment that the simulation model in this case is different from the underlying models assumed by our HBM and the MLM of GCTA.

The results indicate that the mechanism underlying the effects of ethanol is different from that underlying the effects of depolarization with electrical stimulation or high potassium concentration and support the suggestion that a nonexocytotic, carrier-mediated mechanism may be involved in ethanol-evoked dopamine release in vitro.

Previously, the mechanisms responsible for the longevity of IIS mutants were thought to be different from those underlying the longevity of TOR mutants or animals subjected to DR. Mutation of let- 363 (the worm TOR orthologue) together with daf- 2 does not have an additive effect on lifespan (Vellai et al. 2003) suggesting that the two pathways act by common mechanisms.

Collectively, these observations suggest that the mechanisms of neuron dysfunction in 19Q nematodes [ 14] are different from those underlying the strong level of neuron dysfunction in 128Q nematodes.

Surface modifications are classified into two general categories that include physicochemical modifications involving alterations to the atoms, compounds, or molecules on the surface, and surface coatings consisting of a different material from the underlying support.

This concept is different from that underlying the polygenic model in BOADICEA, in which multiple genes 'interact' multiplicatively to increase risk at all ages.