Sentence examples for differs notably from the from inspiring English sources

The design and manufacturing of inkjet printed modules differs notably from the traditional way to manufacture electronics.

The conserved pectoral innervation pattern among jawed fish shown here, which consists of motoneurons and nerves originating from both the hindbrain and the spinal cord, differs notably from the spinal-only innervation in tetrapods.

It instead offers a comparatist perspective interspersed with political analysis that differs notably from the more focused approaches taken by the majority of literary critics writing for a North American readership, which may in fact be Rodríguez's primary achievement.

The poll's ability to pick up those voters, Kapteyn said, stemmed from its approach, which differs notably from the one used by most major surveys.

In this case the LLOQ was limited by the specific lineshape of the H NMR signal that differs notably from the standard Lorentzian peak shape, thereby complicating the automatic peak recognition and the signal position.

This differs notably from the predominance of LAM strains in South America and all subregions of Africa (except AFRI being the most predominant in Western Africa), M. africanum in West-Africa, Haarlem, X, and T in Europe, and CAS and EAI in the Indian subcontinent [ 32, 33].

Indeed, the natural history of A. thaliana differs notably from that of the species in its sister group of the most closely related existing plant species, which includes Arabidopsis lyrata, Arabidopsis arenosa and Arabidopsis croatica, and the three species Arabidopsis halleri, Arabidopsis cebennensis and Arabidopsis pedemontana (Koch and Matschinger, 2007; Hohmann et al., 2014).

Furthermore, in our experiments the overall expression of AtTic20-I and AtTic110 differs notably from that in pea, AtTic110 RNA being about 3.5 and 6 times more abundant than AtTic20-I in leaves and roots, respectively.

The sulfosalts differ notably from the sulfides and sulfarsenides with regard to the role of semimetals, such as arsenic (As) and antimony (Sb), in their structures.

This study empirically examines whether the research and development (R&D) activities of foreign-owned firms in Japan differ notably from the R&D activities of domestically-owned firms based on a firm-level panel dataset.

These estimates, however, are not reported as the results do not differ notably from the ones presented in this paper.