In 1949 American chemist Linus Pauling and colleagues demonstrated that a mutation causes a structural alteration in a protein; hemoglobin (the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen to the tissues of the body) extracted from normal human red blood cells was shown to behave differently from hemoglobin taken from persons with the hereditary disease sickle-cell anemia.
"Is there anything you could have done differently that would have prevented that killing from taking place?" George Stephanopoulos asked.
So next time you're about to post an irate rant on your blog about how dumb everybody is and how you wish they'd act differently, think about taking a cue from Miles instead.
In a strongly worded ruling issued Wednesday, she said that "the law does not mandate 'work-life balance,' " and that while Bloomberg L.P. "explicitly makes all-out dedication its expectation," the company did not systematically violate the law because it did not treat women who took maternity leave differently from employees who took leaves for other reasons.
But the investigators found that those who took echinacea fared no differently from those who took a placebo: they were just as likely to catch a cold, their symptoms were just as severe, they had just as much virus in their nasal secretions, and they made no more interleukin-8.
But according to the Democrats, Fannie Mae data crunchers seem to have thought differently from DeMarco, who took over after President George W. Bush's appointee left the position.
Instead, they talk about keeping the Internet tax free, at least for a while, even though it is not entirely clear why a sale that takes place over the Net should be treated differently from one that takes place over the phone.
Differently from ROM, a1 takes into account the amplitude of the gait pattern in respect of the physiological pattern along the entire gait cycle.
However, different subjects often interpret verbal descriptors differently, especially when taking into account that the terms usually are translated into different languages for subjects from different countries.
Information provided in this section, if not indicated differently, is taken primarily from the White Paper (Sonnenburg et al. [2012]) and the analytical deliverables produced under the INCO-NET - EECA project, which can be accessed through the internet.e.e
The cut and paste sections will read differently in tone and style from the student's own passages, and the paragraphs will read differently from each other if taken from a variety of sources.
