Sentence examples for dissimilar varieties from inspiring English sources

The fact that many genetically dissimilar varieties can share the same seed characters (such as red color or small grains) may help explain why multiple accessions of the same name were found to be genetically different.

The variability in the elemental composition among the food wastes can be attributed to the different digestion methods, and also to dissimilar varieties and harvest season of the samples analysed by us, as these parameters affect the accumulation of the mineral elements in plant parts.

Sepals and petals are dissimilar in form.

Now, research into the shape of the enzyme exposes how it can act on a wide variety of dissimilar molecules.

(2) Maternal weight reductions are associated with reduced food intake for a variety of dissimilar test agents.

Benefits of this system include flexibility to conduct a variety of dissimilar tasks and reality of user feedback in physical space.

In a manner not dissimilar to a certain variety of carnival ride--Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean" or Universal Studios' "Jurassic Park" are great examples of this--the 'audience' is carted from sensation to sensation inside an alternate, but plausible, reality; b) It is totally normal for the average self-aware passenger to feel kind of weird about that, and.

In this complex, AcrB captures a wide variety of structurally dissimilar drugs and toxic compounds from either periplasm or the periplasmic leaflet of the inner membrane and delivers them to a conduit formed by a TolC trimer which connects to the exterior of the cell.

Furthermore, these bioanalytes may range from dissimilar to similar, spanning a variety of clinically important targets.

One copy of trehalose-phosphatase was found in each of the four investigated A. pullulans varieties, and two relatively dissimilar (~30% identical amino acids) trehalose synthases were identified.

After negating the effects of body size and speed, the sex differences in CoTtot were shared by the two varieties, despite them exhibiting dissimilar sexual dimorphism in limb posture.