Sentence examples for forms different from from inspiring English sources
"The committee's investigation makes clear that life is possible in forms different from those on Earth," the scientists concluded.
"The committee's investigation makes clear that life is possible in forms different from those on Earth," the scientists conclude in their report, "The Limits of Organic Life in Planetary Systems," published yesterday by the National Research Council.
These are usually areas above the treeline, i.e., they are dominated by life forms different from the lower altitudes such as giant rosette plants, tussock, and mat-forming plants (Erica arboria, Lobelia rynchopetalum, Helichrysum species, Alchemilla species, Festuca abyssinica, Euryops pinifolius, Kniphofia foliosa, etc).
These DNA binding data also suggest, as previously proposed, that IntI1 could bind to DNA forms different from the standard double helix.
In some lizards the inertia principle has a form different from that found in fishes.
How is the joke, as a twentieth-century quasi-literary form, different from the traditional folktale?
Traditionally used notions of normal form satisfy that every constraint (in normal form) different from false is trivially satisfiable.
I have revealed Rove's name because his attorney has divulged the substance of our conversation, though in a form different from my recollection.
It was shown that the transformed model always acquires a form different from that of a stirred bath anodization.
The results of XRD and DSC indicate that GFB is encapsulated into PLLA matrix in a polymorphic form different from raw GFB.
Today, menopause hormones are advised only for the treatment of moderate to severe hot flashes and other menopause symptoms, and doctors typically prescribe far lower doses of the drugs and in a form different from those used in the study.
