Sentence examples for exhibit notable differences from inspiring English sources
Using cyclic voltammetry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, we proved that both SAMs exhibit notable differences in their response to different buffered solution pH, with and without the presence of redox probe, [Fe CN 6]4−/[Fe(CN)6]3−. Surface pKa value for the Au-Cys-SWCNT-CoTAPc was estimated as ca. 7.8, compared to that of the Au-Cys-SWCNT of about 5.5.
Moreover, the SAP subdomains of PaFAN1 and hFAN1 that flank the groove also exhibit notable differences in the electrostatic surface potential (Fig. 2D), with different types of residues and side chain orientations (K478 and K482 in hFAN1 and S121 and R125 in PaFAN1).
Sulfur vulcanized and peroxide vulcanized natural rubbers did not exhibit notable differences in structure and property relationships.
The exception to this scaling was the height of methane flames that exhibit notable differences compared to large molecular weight fuels.
Most species present very narrow geographical ranges, but exhibit notable differences in their ecological preferences and morphological characteristics.
While the partitions of the four flux-weighted models share similar modules as exemplified by the robust reaction pairs, they also exhibit notable differences.
We describe here the design and synthesis of two enantiomeric trans-hydroxycyclopentyl carboxamides which exhibit notable difference in anti-HIV activity.
While NP1 and NP2 share very high amino acid sequence identity with NP4 (88%) and NP3 (81%), respectively, NP7 exhibits notable differences, which are mostly reflected in its high p I of 9.2 compared to the range of 6.1 6.5 covered by NP1-4.
Different phases exhibited notable difference in composition.
The ago18 mutant did not exhibit notable phenotypic differences from the WT plants in growth and development but were much more sensitive to RSV infection than the WT plants.
The parent and mutant strains do not exhibit any notable differences in their growth curves in THY through early stationary phase.
