Sentence examples for have a different pattern from inspiring English sources

Other electric vehicles and their petrol or diesel counterparts will have a different pattern of pollution.

Results reported here indicate that data-loggers located on the ground have a different pattern, and consequently all of them will be treated as an independent cluster in the bivariate plots presented in the next section.

His work on genetic imprinting shows that a DNA sequence can have conditional behavior so that certain genes have a different pattern of expression depending on whether inherited from the mother or father.

A priori hypothesis was that Veterans with serious mental illness (SMI) and/or affective disorders (AD) would lose significantly less weight and have a different pattern of weight loss than Veterans without these diagnoses.

The reperfused intestine may have a different pattern [21], depending on degree of microvascular wall damage, blood plasma, contrast medium, or red blood cells may extravasate through the disrupted vascular wall and mucosa, causing considerable bowel wall thickening and bloody fluid filling of the bowel lumen [16, 21].

D. spicata and D. flexuosa have dense clusters of fibrous roots, whereas P. compressa spreads rhizomatously and may have a different pattern of root growth.

Thus, if the target screening population – women from 35 40 – had a different pattern of employment our estimate would not capture the difference.

"It took us a long time to see that we had a different pattern".

Some outfits had a different pattern on the back view from that on the front.

But sub-Saharan Africa has a different pattern of risks from the rest of the world.

But in 25percentt, who had a different pattern of disease, the operation improved both quality of life and length of survival.