Sentence examples for individuals which differ from inspiring English sources

In the case of Bunt normal individuals and mass entities are both treated as individuals, which differ in whether they are 'discrete' or 'continuous', respectively (in our terminology of section 2.1, 'heterogeneous' or 'non-atomic', respectively).

The first argument goes as follows: since the prima causa produces individuals which differ in species (type) from each other (say men and horses), they are produced according to different formal principles, as the effects of the same principle are identical in type.

Moreover, a closely related novel haplotype (haplotype 1B) was found in 2.9% of healthy individuals, which differs from haplotype 1 by padi4_92*G/padi4_96*C [ 8].

HKL and 1 C DNA contents have been established in selected individuals, which differed in their 5S rDNA locus number (for details see below).

The term personalism has, for instance, been applied to the early Buddhist school called puggalavada, which takes positions with regard to the identity and continuity of the individual self which differ from what has traditionally been considered the orthodox ones of Theravada Buddhism.

This view is supported by recent evidence that the sealing zone consists of structural units clearly related to individual podosomes, which differ primarily in density and inter-connectivity from the podosome belts observed on other substrates [24].

Here, we show that the sealing zone on bone is made of structural units clearly related to individual podosomes, which differ mainly in their densities and degree of inter-connectivity from the podosome belt observed on glass.

Digital PCR is an alternative method for isolation of individual alleles which differ in methylation patterns.

Scott Burton [ 51] Dementia patients should be cared for taking into consideration their individual capacities, which differ from patient to patient.

The cloning step in this assay is necessary in order to isolate individual alleles, which differ in the pattern of methylated CpGs.

For probes designed to target individual sequences which differ at a particular locus by a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), each probe will have a single nucleotide difference between the competing genomic transcripts.