Sentence examples for from which it differs from inspiring English sources

Banksia epica is similar in appearance to its close relative B. media, from which it differs in having slightly shorter leaves and larger flowers.

Clarke's own novelisation of his screenplay 2001: A Space Odyssey makes an interesting companion piece to the film, from which it differs in many respects.

Its amino acid sequence shares 70% similarity with chlorotoxin from Leiurus quinquestriatus scorpion venom, from which it differs by twelve amino acids.

A moment, to be a moment, must be surrounded by other moments, from which it differs.

Königer from which it differs on the basis of the brown flowers with a yellow lip callus (vs brownish-yellow flowers with brown spots), a complicated lip callus and oblong elliptic-obovate, acute petals.

It cannot have been from the sticks and stones from which it differs; for they can sometimes appear equal and sometimes unequal, whereas Equality Itself, on the other hand, never appears unequal.

This species has been considered by some to be a subspecies of Eared Grebe (Podiceps nigricollis), from which it differed by showing a chestnut foreneck and chest; these areas are black in the Eared Grebe.

Haplotype ru1 was most closely related to haplotype la136 (found in a Texas coyote; this study), from which it differed by two substitutions (no indel).

The comparison of these to reference strains showed that outbreak samples were more closely related to the Corby strain (29 ), a virulent human isolate from which it differed by only 6 nt.

The minimum spanning haplotype network of genealogical relationships among the haplotypes revealed that haplotype Da25 is closest to haplotype Da24 in the Slovenian group of haplotypes in the Sava River drainage area from which it differed by a single mutation, while it differed by nine or more mutations from other Slovenian haplotypes from the same drainage area (Da22 and Da23).

This previously undescribed haplotype was found in two dogs from the Maya villages of Pisté and Chan Kom, both in the State of Yucatán, Mexico (M64, M76; Additional file 1: Table S1) and is most closely related to the ancient Mexican haplotype D32 [ 1], from which it differed by a single substitution.