Sentence examples for dissimilar compared from inspiring English sources

The pIC50 values of PRKCE and PRKCH are dissimilar compared to the similarity to PRKCD.

Furthermore, the erlotinib and dasatinib profiles were more dissimilar compared to the other cell lines tested.

Since the nEBPR70 replicate gels were too dissimilar compared to the EBPR gels, they were placed in a separate matchset, i.e. the nEBPR matchset.

Within each culture condition group, the RG7 NRP sample was most dissimilar compared with NSC and NPC cultures, but the H1 embryoid body (EB) culture was more like H1 ESC than other ESC cultures, consistent with a predominant cell line difference.

We found that the patterns of each fish and sides of the body were no less dissimilar, compared intraspecificly to other fish, and that each side pattern was unique and distinguishable.

Based on protein expression, the synaptic mitochondria from 5 and 24 month old mice cluster together and as depicted by the length of the dendrogram clusters, the synaptic mitochondria from 12 months are only slightly more dissimilar compared to synaptic mitochondria from 5 and 24 months.

Remarkable differences were found in M15 and M27 cases in which the sample from frontal cerebrum showed the strongest signal and the cerebellar immunolabelling pattern was dissimilar comparing to other AS cases.

The other municipalities highlighted represent spatial outliers, where the spatial unit has a significant and dissimilar value compared to its near-by or neighbouring municipalities.

The liver perfusate contained Melan-A positive and RNA containing exosomes, with similar miRNA profiles among patients, but dissimilar miRNA compared to exosomes isolated from tumor cell cultures.

Instead, our results are more consistent with psychophysical studies (Kolers et al. 1985; Fiser et al. 2001) showing significantly longer reaction time when sequentially matching faces of dissimilar size compared with faces of same size.

The species from the genus Ciona did suffer some significant gene losses and reorganization of families, incremented gene density, and a significant proportion of genes are organized in operons, but retaining considerably synteny conservation and overall the pattern of genome organization is not as dissimilar when compared with other chordates (see table 1).