Sentence examples for matched a different from inspiring English sources

Each figurine matched a different letter of the alphabet.

Eleven years later, after DNA sequencing technology caught up, samples taken from Thomson's body matched a different man who finally confessed.

Second, one end of the recombinant sequence matched one common allele and the other end matched a different common allele when all three were examined in a contig.

Confirmed Class 2 sequences showed a consistent alignment pattern: part of the sequence matched one region of the genome and the other part of the sequence matched a different region though in an inverted orientation.

Of 377 ESTs occurring in areas that would bridge gaps in the existing Peromyscus genome map, a BLASTN search indicated that 2 matched non-coding DNA better than they matched their associated protein, 4 yielded no significant similarity, and 5 matched a different chromosome than expected.

Reciprocal matches were evaluated at the level of gene names; transcripts identified by searching with a target gene (e.g., B5T1L4, GFP from Acropora millepora) were accepted if they reciprocally matched a different gene with corresponding annotation (e.g., Q9U6Y6, a GFP gene from Anemonia manjano).

When Mr. Muniz got something workable, he took it to the Soutine Bakery in Manhattan, which baked panels of real gingerbread two feet tall and a foot wide, each matching a different portion of the building's facade.

Three sets of 100 spectrum compatible acceleration time series were developed from historic earthquake records, each set aiming to match a different target spectrum.

One satirical Catalan television programme depicted him as Forrest Gump, but the joke has since been on them as with every passing match a different facet to his game emerges.

One satirical Catalan television programme depicted him as Forrest Gump,  but the joke has since been on them as with every passing match a different facet to his game emerges.

Conversely, it may be possible to generate homeotic transformations by altering key gene expression patterns in one prominence to match a different facial region.