Sentence examples for mostly differing from inspiring English sources

There exist several types of Kriging, mostly differing in the type of regression function used.

Only 647 (38%) are strictly identical and 30 more are nearly identical, mostly differing only at the level of the last EC number digit, suggesting that we predicted the right reaction but the substrate is uncertain [Additional File 8].

Two divergent haplotypes (mostly differing at a gene section containing tandem repeats) were found for A. cingulata, but little genetic divergence for COI or EF-1α was observed for individuals possessing those haplotypes.

The observation that the different CXCL12 isoforms mostly differ by their ability to interact with GAGs, offers an unprecedented opportunity to ascertain the importance of chemokine/GAG bindings in the regulation of in vivo cell migration.

A previous review of the literature identified 13 different calculation methods which mostly differed in the inclusion or exclusion of drinks, including free water, alcoholic beverages, energy-containing beverages, juice and milk[12], [16], [27].

In early development protostome coelomates mostly differ from deuterostome coelomates in the following ways: (1) The mouth of protostomes is the blastopore, the original opening into the developing gut which is formed during the invagination of cells during gastrulation; that of deuterostomes is a secondary opening, with the blastopore becoming the anus.

We find that adaptive decision-making results in switching decisions over time and mostly differ from deterministic decisions ignoring any change in climate.

The students' reasons for negative answers concerning the allocation of a more significant role and the promotion of creativity, mostly differed.

A comparison between France and Germany is difficult, due to discrepancies between submitted dossiers regarding drug substance and applied indirect comparisons, which mostly differ in each country.

(Early proponents of Mīmāṃsā mostly differed from most other Indian philosophical schools in not taking liberation from saṃsāra to be the ultimate desideratum).

Two embedded-atom method potentials for Al, which mostly differ in their prediction of the generalized stacking and planar fault energies, and grain boundary (GB) energies, are used and characterized.