Sentence examples for distinctly differ from inspiring English sources
Beyond the differences in their reaction mechanisms, the two classes of FBAs distinctly differ in their distribution among species.
From the measurements by lidar and falling spheres in northern Scandinavia one can establish neutral pressures which distinctly differ from what CIRA or MSIS predicts.
Required parameters were set by trial and error search using also the fakes with the objective that fake representations should distinctly differ from genuine ones.
Up to now, the SAR of MNP is mainly determined using ferrofluidic suspensions and may distinctly differ from the SAR in vivo due to immobilization of MNP in tissues and cells.
The optimal parameterization of property thresholds, masking, and histogram bins has to be assessed by trial and error with the objective that fake holograms distinctly differ from the corresponding intended genuine hologram types.
Since the nominal speeds of both machines distinctly differ (PAT: 1200 min−1; pump: 2200 min−1) a gearbox was interposed so both machines can be operated at their respective nominal point leading to an overcompensation of the spur gear's energetic losses.
In the amended soils bacterial diversity, richness, and community composition at 25% of the water-holding capacity distinctly differed from those at 55% of the water-holding capacity, indicating that moisture strongly affects bacterial distribution in the amended soils.
The KIc when plotted with Mc shows increasing trend until it reaches a plateau value at higher molecular weights even if the variation distinctly differs in resin-rich and anhydride-rich cases.
It is an amorphous polymer with a chemical structure that distinctly differs from the other macromolecular constituents of wood.
The number of SSd gold particles distinctly differed among the roots, stems, and leaves, with the particles mainly concentrated in the roots.
Furthermore, if operational profitability problems are technology based, a turnaround strategy must be chosen accordingly, as this distinctly differs from mere cost cutting (Lin et al. 2006).
