Sentence examples for not strongly different from inspiring English sources

As already noted [34], [43], the shapes and distribution of the cells from these different zones give dissimilar (although not strongly different) morphological results.

Although most of the decreases in clusters 6 and 8 were significant, they were not strongly different between the diets.

This suggests that the architectures of pea and wheat may be quite similar, so that the environmental conditions perceived by plants in the canopy (phylloclimate; Chelle 2005) were not strongly different between sole pea crops and wheat pea mixtures.

Of the *BEAST analyses in which the individuals classified as the same subspecies were grouped a priori but were not predefined as belonging to the same species, the analysis with the locus-specific models and a relaxed clock prior ("Subspecies jModelTest relaxed") had the highest BF, although it was not strongly different from the analysis with a strict clock.

Cell lines with integrations within cVIS5, 7, 10 or 11 (for which the responsible target genes have not yet been established (Van Agthoven et al, 2009b)) and cell lines lacking a common virus integration site did not show strongly different expression patterns (Supplementary Figure S2).

The central region (the tRNA-unrelated region) between the tRNA- and LINE-derived regions is quite different and is not strongly conserved between different families, although two conserved central regions have been reported for two SINE families (V-SINE and Core-SINE) [ 13, 14].

Regional differences in wildfire-risk and logger-safety were not strongly associated with different acceptability perceptions because these were confounded by other more influential concerns.

Since some fragments would not strongly discriminate between different samples, one cannot expect that the total score of exchanged mutations always reaches 6.0.

Child variables constitutes the micro level, while CBP information are the macro level This study on non urgent ED visits by children in various types of CBP practice reveals that ED use is not strongly influenced by different primary care models.

So, it is the time to advance some consideration on the matter, because the bias of considering anxiety/depression as specifically related to headache (and not strongly related to many different medical conditions as well) constrained us in a no way out.

In this paper the stimuli did not strongly distinguish between these different varieties of crime as illness metaphors, but doing so would be an interesting extension of this work, as these metaphors suggest somewhat different implications for treating crime.