Sentence examples for identified differently from inspiring English sources

And in part it's because a terroristic act, which this was, is treated and identified differently when the actor is a young white man.

I didn't have the language to articulate that I identified differently than an ally".

Trans people giving birth are newly visible because today we are able to transition hormonally and surgically as well as engage our bodies in pregnancy, but there have always been people who identified differently from women whilst experiencing birth.

Obesity is identified differently as a health problem only among young men from both regions.

Individual clients are identified differently on the various datasets, depending on whether or not the dataset contains an administrative program client identifier.

The identified differently expressed transcripts (DETs) of B. napus were annotated by BLASTN against TAIR (http://www.arabidopsis.org/Blast/index.jsp) in the present study.

Apart from differences in how or if the information is asked in a standard way, people may choose to identify differently in different situations, reflecting differing levels of cultural safety and appropriateness, and the perceived benefits or consequences of identifying as being of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin in each situation [ 24].

Additionally, we recognise the right of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to self-identify, and to self-identify differently under different circumstances; this is another potential source of inconsistency in administrative data.

Gel images were acquired by a calibrated densitometer (Bio-Rad GS800) and analyzed by the powerful image analysis software program PDQuest (version 7.3.1, Bio-Rad) to identify differently expressed proteins in the different groups.

In order to identify differently expressed genes associated with the apparent physiological differences in biofilms growing with the electrode or fumarate as the electron acceptor, transcript levels in current-harvesting biofilms growing on a graphite electrode were compared with transcript levels in biofilms growing on the same graphite surface, but with fumarate as the electron acceptor.

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