Sentence examples similar to diverging from previous research from inspiring English sources

Campbell's technique diverges from previous research, in which different types of stem cells are grown individually in separate flasks or incubation vessels.

This observation diverges from previous research demonstrating that the virus-induced gene silencing (VIGS) of NbWRKY1, NbWRKY2, or NbWRKY3 suppressed resistance to TMV and that the size of the hypersensitive response (HR) lesions was also reduced in NbWRKY1-silenced plants [ 22].

The effect was movement toward reductionist views of the causes of disease, diverging from previous holistic approaches.

The findings replicate and extend several results from previous research.

Our study also diverges from previous literature with examination of EMM, RD as the measures of effect, and use of refined PTB categories.

The peptide fraction PF(Y PP(Q) is thought to be an extra unit of repetitive domain, slightly diverging from the previous report.

In BSA, speed and direction of current movement randomly diverge from the previous speed and direction after each time increment.

This finding was unexpected, especially in light of previous research from Andros Island blue holes showing that G. hubbsifin coloration has adaptively diverged repeatedly between predation regimes (e.g., Langerhans et al. 2007; Langerhans 2010; Martin et al. 2014).

Further, there is evidence that the context provided by country of study may strongly influence the profile of FAs, with a recent study in Slovenia finding that FAs were more likely to be men and that anxiety, depression and age were not associated with attendance: results that diverge from much of the previous research conducted elsewhere.

Our results differ from the findings in previous research.

This is well known from much previous research.