Sentence examples for differing extensively from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as the acquisition of a capsule differing extensively from 6B seems unlikely within clade IC1, it seems destined for elimination following the introduction of polysaccharide conjugate vaccines (which induces immunity against both serotype 6A and 6B) in 2011 [ 8].

We concluded in our report on the comparison of the Mesostigma and Chlorokybus mtDNAs two genomes differing extensively in size, gene order, and intron content that these DNAs "exemplify the marked fluidity of the mitochondrial genome in streptophyte green algae" (Turmel et al. 2007a).

However, species assemblages may differ extensively between different ecoregions due to unequal taxonomic effort and scale effects [10] such that only contiguous and/or very similar ecoregions can be readily compared, which hampers objective estimates of alpha and gamma diversity.

However, the pathomechanism of septic liver failure is poorly understood and it is meanwhile known, that macrohemodynamic parameters do not reflect microcirculation and microcirculation by itself differs extensively between different organs, even when systemic macrohemodynamic steady state values were achieved.

WGS showed that the genomes of these 2 ST-196 strains differed extensively, and further analysis indicated that these genome differences were likely caused by recombination.

Gene expression in desert plants may differ extensively from that in inland plants, and the differences in desert plants' gene expression patterns may confer an enhanced ability to respond to drought stimuli.

However, the comparison between A. cerana and A. dorsata resulted in the fewest (18) number of genes showing F/DO differences between any pair of species (Table 2) and these two species also differ extensively in behavior and ecology.

Furthermore, concentrations of biodegrading microbes can differ extensively depending on the location of the spill.

Numerous studies highlight the key role of nitrogen and temperature in algal lipid accumulation and the conditions applied in these studies differ extensively.

We found that these two clusters differ extensively in their repeat element composition.

In practice, in vivo chelation reactions may differ extensively from what would be expected on the basis of the chemical knowledge about the metal and the chelating agent.