Sentence examples for dissimilar role from inspiring English sources

Finally, the lcc1 expression pattern points out a dissimilar role of LCC1 in degrading the two types of sclerotia.

Each of the copper ions plays a dissimilar role in the one-electron oxidation of various substrates, such as ortho- and para-diphenols, aminophenols, polyphenols, polyamines and aryl diamines, concomitantly with the full reduction of molecular oxygen to water (Fig.  1) [ 14, 25, 31].

Perhaps because she delivered three dissimilar roles so vividly, her concluding "Stars and Stripes" pas de deux was a little lackluster: witty in manner but short of blaze.

Many members of the wide-ranging cast of actors play more than one character, moving between stories to play dissimilar roles in different strands of the film.

While data from in vitro experiments suggest many dissimilar roles, studies on PrP knockout mice have provided only limited information because these animals exhibit only minor abnormalities.

It remains unclear whether these structural differences are responsible for functional divergences between potassium and sodium channels, for example those that contribute to their dissimilar roles in generating action potentials and accomplishing repolarization in the heart as well as in process of inactivation [30], [31].

It might be due to the dissimilar roles of Manf gene during embryonic and larval stages or it indicates the difference between the absolute lack of Manf versus gradual diminishing of maternally contributed stores of Manf gene products.

In addition, the potential difference in childrearing attitudes between the anxious parent and the coparent may affect the similarity of their parenting roles for example, more stereotypic (and thus dissimilar) roles if the mother is the anxious partner.

Therefore, it seems plausible to hypothesise that the multiple mechanisms of action may have different roles in different tumours, and thus the determinants of the drug action can be dissimilar in the diverse contexts.

As prima ballerina with her home troupe, the Mariinsky (Kirov), she broke the mold by giving acclaimed accounts of two of the most dissimilar female roles in ballet: the Romantic, suffering Giselle and the aggressively percussive, modernist heroine of Balanchine's "Rubies".

capsulatus c indicate activation/repression by FnrL The large number of uniquely regulated genes in these two Rhodobacter species indicates that FnrL has adopted dissimilar regulatory roles.