Sentence examples similar to main differences distinguished from inspiring English sources

The analysis of multiple sequence alignments (see Figures 5 and 6) shows that the main differences distinguishing the variants are conserved indels.

"… the main difference that distinguish psychotropics, and psychiatric diseases as well, is that psychiatric diseases have traditionally somehow, for both health care and patients, been kind of shameful.

The main issue here pertains to two fundamental differences distinguishing primary cells or tissues from immortalized, cultured cells: the genome integrity of the latter and their propensity for cell division.

From a categorial point of view, the differences among them may not be as rigorous and clear as the difference distinguishing the four main levels of real being (A.20e).

Keil has also suggested that although they tend to provide teleological explanations both for organisms and for artifacts, they are nevertheless able to distinguish organisms from artifacts due to two main differences between them.

Advocates of liberal eugenics intend to distinguish it from troubling historical predecessors by highlighting four main differences.

There are two main differences.

One of the main differences will be on the ice.

I ask what the main differences are between them.

The main differences are the screen and the memory.

Three main differences emerge.