Sentence examples for differently in the same from inspiring English sources

They found that different centromeres behave differently in the same cell.

This of course is wholly indeterminate since different adults will presumably choose differently in the same situation.

Imprinted, parent-allele-specific expression in eutherian mammals is dependent on the existence of epigenetic differences between the two parental alleles that allow them to be transcribed differently in the same nucleus.

Clissett's life could easily have ended very differently, in the same impecunious obscurity as the thousands of other bodgers who were eking out a living in the English countryside, including several of his relatives.

These findings indicate that the three PVY strains interact differently in the same host genetic background and provided insights into virus host interactions in an important food crop.

Noticeably with this last implementation it is possible to assign classifications to variations labelled differently in the same protein sequence (endowed with the same GO-scores).

Different observers can perceive the color of a given object differently, even in the same light environment, because of differences in their visual systems.

Not really — although I'm sure it could be argued differently much in the same way that Windows doesn't actually rely on DOS anymore even though DOS provided the initial foundation for Windows.

The question may arise, whether monocytes obtained from BM-derived CD34+ cells of healthy donors behave differently or in the same way as those from cancer patients.

He questioned why the district attorney did not offer dismissals "to some of us when the only convictions we have are on civil rights?" "I don't understand how the law acts differently for different people in the same situation," Mr. Sharpton said outside the courthouse Monday morning.

On the contrary, mean methylation values of the 4 regions that we considered in IGF2/H19 locus do not change according to age in cohort 2. This suggests that methylation levels of different regions in the same locus are differently affected by the aging process.