Sentence examples for different processes than the from inspiring English sources

Therefore, these CYP98A members in eggplant would have evolved through different processes than the mRNA-mediated retroposition envisaged in A. thaliana.

As is shown by a Gene Ontology [ 14] analysis of the periodic classes later in this study, the genes of class 000 participate in fundamentally different processes than the genes of the periodic classes.

The resulting form represents a morphologic equifinality to that of granite corestones and results from different processes than those which have been proposed for granite.

This is a totally different process than the city's public transit system, which handles orders of magnitude more volume than Chariot with 700,000 passenger boardings per day.

I have made the assumption that the smaller plates starting at plate 81 are caused by a different process than the larger plates, and the lower graph assumes that these plates are renumbered starting from 1. Straight line fits are given in colored lines with equations in the appropriate colors.

We recommend against such modifications because they may be based on a different process than the one used by the CONSORT group.

Under these conditions, the inactivation of RAD50 is not synergistic, but epistatic to YKU70 deletion, suggesting that in this case, the function of Rad50 is engaged in a different process than the function detected during the direct deletion-mediated rearrangements observed by Kalifa et al.

"Riot," which they produced, came about through a different process than those they've used before, involving a combination of in-studio recording, editing, and musical improvisation.

This is in accord with the likelihood that loss of cartilage in RA, seen radiologically as joint space narrowing, may be due to a different process than that responsible for development of erosions [ 45].

Studies also suggest that the generation of images of whole objects may engage different processes than imagining specific parts of an object (Farah, 1988; Li et al., 2010).

A firm choosing to pursue one of these types of innovation would rely on different processes than it would use for another type.