Sentence examples for differing origin from inspiring English sources
Special effects may also be obtained by combining warp and weft yarns of fibre from differing origin, or with different degrees of twist, or by introducing metallic threads into weaves composed of other fibres.
Berkshire, breed of domestic pig originating in England, where in the early 19th century the name "Berkshire" became synonymous with improved pig strains of differing origin and type.
To further understand the basis of sapacitabine and CNDAC activity in these cell lines of differing origin, we measured mRNA levels of several enzymes commonly implicated in resistance to nucleoside analogues such as dCK, cN-II, POL and hENT1.
The synthesized compounds were characterized and assessed for its in vitro activity in a panel of human cancer cell lines of differing origin: HuCCT-1, BxPC3, Panc-1, Mia-Paca, A431, Hep2, and HN006.
This approach is often implemented to avoid origin-specific random environmental effects, as could be the case if salmon of differing origin were reared separately.
However, the responses of resident microglia differ from that of the circulating macrophages that infiltrate the brain during insult/injury (Lalancette-Hebert et al., 2007; Schmid et al., 2009), suggested to relate to differing origin of these cell types (Saijo and Glass, 2011).
Vastly different individuals of differing origins and nationalities will participate.
These contingents, composed of men with differing origins and varying allegiances, were also approaching another low ebb in their camaraderie; e.g., while Godfrey and Tancred made camp to the north of the city, Raymond made his to the south.
Many of the real-world systems share common generative principals despite their widely differing origins.
One marker consistently reported as a stem cell marker in tumours of differing origins is CD133 (also known as Prominin 1).
A better understanding of paleoclimates, the flora of the cold North Pacific shores, and relationships of disjunct sister taxa have resolved Dunton's [105] paradox of differing origins for shallow-water animal and algal biotas in the Arctic.
