Sentence examples for efforts on different from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, we decided to focus our volunteer efforts on different services.

For the last decade, the Advanced Architectural Research Studio at the Department of Architecture, Middle East Technical University of Ankara, has concentrated its efforts on different cities in order to question their underlying problems, from social to physical; and to search for alternative urban design solutions.

We welcome any research efforts on different fields.

Lobbying efforts on different reincarnations within a bill category were somewhat evenly distributed across time.

These districts do not have independent decision makers on disaster risk management, and they have strong differences among them that can be captured by this evaluation in order to focus efforts on different aspects that contribute to disaster risk.

In summary, inhibitors of the Ras downstream effectors showed inhibitory efforts on different DEGs to varying degrees indicating that both Raf-MAPK and PI3K-TORC1 pareways are involved in the transcriptional regulation of those DEGs.

The findings also provide social commerce managers guidance in designing more effective websites and allocating resources and efforts reasonably on different SCCs.

This has led to the obvious conclusion that most of the annotations that will be associated with these newly-sequenced genomes will be provided through technologies that are largely automated, and a growing number of efforts focusing on different aspects of automated annotation have emerged [ 1- 6].

Dog genomes produced by public and private efforts on two different breeds of dog, boxer and poodle showed no differences between the breeds, nor did we find any difference when we separately amplified and sequenced the dog TAAR1 from genomic DNA isolated from MDCK cells, a cell line derived from the kidney of a cocker spaniel.

Ms. Silvestre said Google was initially focusing its efforts on a different format for Web health records, called Continuity of Care Record, or CCR.

Now Mr. Spitzner, 32, is focusing his efforts on a different type of defense based on the insertion of "honeytokens" into real databases and systems.