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Lhcb3 shows a different pattern from the other LHCII polypeptides: sequence differences are subunit-specific rather than species-specific.

In most cases, current smokers displayed a different pattern from other participants, in particular less likely to select 'no difference' as a response.> As shown in Table  2, smoking status and gender were the demographic characteristics most consistently associated with willingness to try a given product style (i.e., unfiltered, filtered cork tipped, or filtered white tipped).

Webb clicked on Quercus (oak), and a similar process began, only Quercus moved in a very different pattern from Pinus.

The latter sends a pulse of energy down the beam and listens for echoes; cracks produce a different pattern from solid metal.

For one, that it is a different pattern from mood disorders, or other disorders, and suicide, which normally we think of as traveling together.

They were mapping in the San Fernando Valley when they noticed that the almond trees on their map were starting to appear in a regular pattern - a totally different pattern from the streets that surrounded them.

That was partly the product of Simon's cleverness, but it also reflected the fact that, like many outstanding columnists, he thought in different patterns from conventional people.

(It may help to think of the glass pieces in a kaleidoscope, which appear in different patterns from moment to moment yet themselves form no logical pattern).

Colour magnitude diagrams drawn for stars from other parts of the Milky Way Galaxy e.g., globular clusters show different patterns from that for the local stars.

With five different patterns from ceiling to baseboard, the wallpaper is a case study in period complexity that took an expert to oversee.

In contrast, far transfer occurs when students have to perform in a new learning situation with different patterns from those to which they were accustomed (Detterman, 1993).