Sentence examples for differs distinctively from from inspiring English sources

The colitis associated with these chronic liver diseases differs distinctively from classic inflammatory bowel disease.

The plant metallothioneins differ distinctively from other metallothionein families with respect to the cysteine distribution patterns, the presence of aromatic amino acids in most and histidine in some forms, as well as long cysteine-free amino acid stretches between cysteine-rich regions.

Previous studies have shown that although very similar at first glance, such "pantomimed" reach-to-grasp movements in untrained subjects normally differ distinctively from real ones.

When comparing passive non-participants (PNPs) with active non-participants (ANPs), the two groups differed distinctively from one another as PNPs were more likely to belong to the lowest social groups with e.g. low income and low education.

He focused on the issues of Chinese urban development, Chinese patrimonialism and officialdom and Chinese religion and philosophy (primarily, Confucianism and Taoism), as the areas in which Chinese development differed most distinctively from the European route.

However, the petal patterns of 'Jinpanlizhi' and 'Shibaxueshi' differed distinctively.

The Al Hf coatings deviate distinctively from target composition showing a deficiency in Al.

The letters DC-10 glisten distinctively from its signage.

This model draws distinctively from models of other mental disorders such as panic disorder.

Most data points corresponding to the MCC cells isolated in ASW clustered distinctively from those prepared in 33% glycerol.

The pathogenesis of CIRCI in the acute phase of TBI has characteristic features that distinctively differ from those found in other severe illness [ 11, 12].