Sentence examples for differs distinctly from from inspiring English sources

The educational content of many European programs differs distinctly from the American standard.

At stake is a choice between the old France and the new.The creed of French exceptionalism asserts that there is a way of running affairs a heavy state, high taxes, trammelled markets, an independent foreign policy which differs distinctly from the liberal, market-driven Anglo-American model.

Targeted transport of the magnetic particles in a partly occluded vessel differs distinctly from the same in a regular unblocked vessel.

What is clear is that GLTP differs distinctly from other known glycolipid-binding proteins, such as nonspecific lipid transfer proteins, lysosomal sphingolipid activator proteins, lectins, lung surfactant proteins as well as other lipid-binding/transfer proteins.

The error-in-variable (EIV) approach differs distinctly from the standard approach in that measurement errors in both dependent and independent system variables are taken into account when formulating the objective function in the parameter estimation problem.

This new species differs distinctly from the above two related species by having larger plant body, shortened rhizomes and an inner surface of the perianth-tube that is covered with numerous simple trichomes (vs. glandular trichomes).

Importantly, not only does surface charge in Galloanserae birds differ distinctly from that of mammals, to some extent there are also distinct differences observed within the clade.

Sessile S. aureus cells are particularly problematic and their physiology differ distinctly from that of planktonic ones.

Surfactant behaviour in such environments is known to differ distinctly from the one observed in bulk water or oil or at the gas-liquid interface.

It is shown that the dynamic characteristics of linear time-periodic system do have some typical features, which differ distinctly from that of the linear time-invariant system.

Both S curves differed distinctly from the mammalian rod action spectrum [17], indicating the additional contribution of cones to the ERG.