Sentence examples for different sequence than from inspiring English sources
Our stepper motors have a slightly different sequence than the motors used by the IntelliBot team, but they used a clever approach, which we imitated, to their forward and backward outputs.
If the CRC check is not satisfied, an extra syndrome is requested for each of the individual blocks in turn, one at a time, until a block decodes to a different sequence than before.
It just happened in a different sequence than we had envisioned.
However, the second MO can also be a translation-blocking MO with a different sequence than the first.
Deletions correspond to any regions in the sample that are missing sequence that is locally present in the reference, insertions are regions with more sequence than the reference, and mismatches contain different sequence than the reference (e.g., inversions).
The results of this study indicate that the high level inquiry group performed not only more metacognitive actions of monitoring and evaluating, but also performed them in different sequences than the less successful students (the middle and low level inquiry groups) during the prompted inquiry tasks.
Therefore, the use of a second set of primers (with different sequences than those used for the initial PCR and sequencing run) is recommended for the re-sequencing of questionable cases.
Brostallicin covalently binds to DNA with a completely different sequence specificity than tallimustine.
However, the authors identified a different sequence motif than the previously reported.
Therefore, the R. acetosa Y chromosomes have different sequence composition than the X chromosome and autosomes.
However, these structurally relevant residues are not found in human and fungal tyrosinases as in Agaricus bisporus or Neurospora crassa and the fungal catechol oxidase from Aspergillus oryzae, but a thioether-forming cysteine is found in fungal tyrosinases at a different sequence location than in plant PPOs (as CXH in abPPO4 and abPPO3; and C X 16-19H C X 16-19HPOs, see Fin. 2) [8,20–30].
