Sentence examples for has sufficiently different from inspiring English sources

For example, the central table of ND is 'experiment', which as a term is common to many areas of experimental biology but has sufficiently different semantics depending on the biological application that using one and the same table across all Chado modules that refer to an experiment would be prone to confusion.

This process is used for the concentration of particles that have sufficiently different colours (the best contrast being black and white) to be detected by the naked eye.

SNAD functions under the premise that normal and abnormal accesses will have sufficiently different influence on the similarity of the users in an access network.

Type-III chirps can be formed if the two QDM layers have sufficiently different capping thicknesses, to ensure that the cQD1 and cQD2 peaks are well separated, and thick regrowth, so that the sQD1 peak is at a lower energy than the cQD2 peak.

In the adaptive dynamics model of Doebeli and Dieckmann [ 33] and the Avida model of the reviewer [ 34], the diversification happens as the radiation of a population into the space of predefined ecological functionality, where having sufficiently different functionality – i.e., consuming different resources – enables a species to coexist with the others.

We note that RNA amplification can double the relative noise in microarray analyses by distorting expression ratios between control and experimental tissues [ 47]; thus, we cannot be sure that all downregulated genes identified by the array would have sufficiently different expression levels between wild-type and spt tissues to be detectable by in situ hybridization.

"The circle of suspects has sufficiently narrowed".

Now that HP has sufficiently disgraced the vision of Mssrs.

The underlying reason is that the line predicting true endpoint from potential surrogate endpoint has a sufficiently different slope for each randomization group to make a substantial difference in the conclusion.

It is possible that in developing the Pekin strain over many generations, the caecal function has become sufficiently different to the wild type that there are still affects of host association with the farm bred duck (Clench and Mathias, 1995).

Surprisingly, the scientists say, even animals from within the same broad group of dinosaurs had diets sufficiently different from their cohorts for them to thrive among large numbers of herbivorous brethren.