Sentence examples for differs from the patterns from inspiring English sources

Significantly, in Tabun Cave the segmentation of reduction that characterizes handaxe manufacture differs from the patterns observed in Amudian blade production and Yabrudian scraper manufacture, which were both regularly conducted on site.

Despite a number of similarities, gene expression in peritoneal cells differs from the patterns in blood, suggesting that cell type and anatomical location as well as species differences influence the specific characteristics of the local inflammatory response.

Thus, the heard image of the music differs from the pattern of notes actually played.

This differs from the pattern of meningitis C, which not only has a large peak in adolescence but a higher death rate in this age group.

Accordingly, there were more oocyte-specific methylated CGIs than sperm-specific methylated CGIs in both humans (Supplementary Fig. S3h) and mice, which differs from the pattern observed for other genomic elements.

The partial cuticularization of the lower part of the conducting canal formed by the intermediary cell, as found in Chilopoda, differs from the pattern described for equivalent euarthropod epidermal glands, as for instance in Hexapoda.

This differs from the pattern found for maturity, where the baseline and projections were generally equivalent.

The pattern of returning to work for a new employer differs from the pattern of returning to work for the current employer.

This differs from the pattern in industrialized nations, where CRP is chronically elevated in about one-third of adults, the team reports online this week in the American Journal of Human Biology.

Similarly, that a pattern of holdings differs from the pattern that would have obtained in the absence of any taxation would not in itself seem to give us reason to look upon the pattern of holdings that obtain with the tax positively or negatively.

This pattern differs from the pattern found for evoked responses at lower frequencies, which clearly indicate reduced offset compared to onset responses.