Sentence examples for different idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources

The difference between expression patterns of miR-21 in carcinomas and gliomas may reflect the different idiosyncrasies of cancers of epithelial and neural origin, respectively.

We've all heard stories about different celebrities' idiosyncrasies whether it's Danny Thomas wanting people to shit on a glass table over his face or that little midget from Fantasy Island.

Our strategy involves negotiation, and you have to understand management's perspective, the judge's idiosyncrasies, the different professionals and principals involved, and what they might do in a bankruptcy.

Many newbies turn to eBay Motors to help them research not only a potential purchase but also inform themselves about some of the idiosyncrasies of different models and compare market values.

Economies of scale can also be a source of idiosyncrasy when different fixed inputs are used that operates at different scales (Teece 1992).

As to the idiosyncrasy of different children's data sets, this is not so much a matter of stimulus poverty as stimulus difference.

Throughout the game, players from both teams helped each other understand the idiosyncrasies of the different eras.

The contracts include health and safety obligations but they are all written in a different way with their own idiosyncrasies.

For all 5 processes in Table 1, a sizeable core of genes is identified by all three methods, but the different methods also have substantial idiosyncrasies.

To sum up, in the second period studied we find that the idiosyncrasy of the different Spanish geographic units seems to become less important.

I imagine she is gaining an understanding of the idiosyncrasies in communicating with different cultures - with empathy and kindness rather than with ignorance and entitlement - and this will only serve her in life.