Sentence examples for observed to differ from from inspiring English sources
However, the appearance of these white crystals was observed to differ from the platy habits of whewellites described in other lichens (Chisholm et al., 1987).
Visser's argument was that as Carroll's model had not been tested outside of America, it failed to accurately provide a true picture of CSR when implemented elsewhere in the world, and especially in the African continent where the order of the CSR layers was observed to differ from that in the classic Pyramid.
The gross morphology of EtOH-treated worms was observed to differ from untreated worms (appearing "scrunched" with head and tail pulled close to the body); however this change in morphology was less severe than that seen with PC2-RNAi-injected worms (Figure 2).
The presence of transition metal dopants appears detrimental to photocatalytic activity while the performance of mixed phase films was not observed to differ significantly from single phase material.
'Strong' editing sites, where the consensus transcriptome includes the edited nucleotide, were detected by observing all DNA reads to differ from the transcriptome nucleotide.
However, when data are missing at random (MAR), i.e. where the probability of missingness is related to the values of the observed variables but not the unobserved variables, we may expect the distribution of the imputations to differ from the observed data.
33, 36 Furthermore, discontinuation rates in elderly patients did not appear to differ from those observed in younger patients.
If reliabilities of observed samples differ from sample to sample, each sample can contribute to the maximum likelihood estimate in proportion to its reliability through WLL.
The types of variations that are frequently observed may differ from species to species, and determining the nature of an observed variation is often complicated (Saunders et al. 1992).
In the present study, we showed that CRC cell lines HCT-15 and RKO express CatD and are sensitive to physiological levels of acetate, suggesting that the levels of CatD observed might differ from those of normal colon cells.
The results that we observed may differ from those observed in previous studies because of differences in exposure characterization, age range, and other population characteristics.
