Sentence examples for has a different proportion from inspiring English sources

When methane is made by life, it has a different proportion of carbon-12 to carbon-13 than when it is given off from geological processes.

While there remained a significant sex difference in the amplitude of the currents after removing the non/minimal responders (males: 63±4 pA, n = 82; females: 41±5 pA, n = 54; unpaired t test, P<0.001), the lower proportion of cells responsive to acetylcholine suggested that male and female mice may have a different proportion of layer VI neurons containing nicotinic receptors.

Different ICUs will have a different proportion of variable costs.

This particular subset will likely have a different proportion of individuals that are unique compared to the whole population.

By subgroup (brand, generic), the subjects on treatment with gabapentin had a different proportion of females (56.3% vs 63.2%; P=0.017).

In principle, two individuals with the same total ROH content inbreeding coefficients can have a different proportion of large and short ROH fragments.

Therefore, we predicted that genes with B or D overexpressed alleles will have a different proportion of cis acting elements carrying a SNP or indel in the D genome.

Each species had a different proportion of each splicing variant; for example, the exon 137 142 deletion was present in 25%% of G. hirsutum (AD1) clones, while it was present at 2.9-7.8 2.9-7.8er species.

It is well known that metabolic activity uses oxygen; therefore, blood in the vicinity of metabolically active tissues will have a different proportion of oxygenated to deoxygenated haemoglobin (Hb) than that surrounding quiescent tissue.

Though all have access to the same geological data, each firm has booked a different proportion of its stake as "proved"—ranging from Shell's estimate, revised, post-scandal, to about 20% (down from over 60%) to BP's at over 80%.

For example, m. psoas major has been shown to have a different MFT proportion on the subjects' left and right side [ 42].