Sentence examples for of differing content from inspiring English sources

We based our classifications on the definitions suggested by Clare and Woods l, 1 however, a wide range of differing content remained.

Given that the GBDs of the AMPK β subunits are related to domains found in enzymes that metabolize α1→6 branch points, an obvious possibility was that the differences were due to differing contents of branching.

Here, logistic regression modeling is used to control statistically for the effects of differing GC content, with the difference in GC content as the independent variable and the direction of substitution as the dependent variable.

Two of the materials were ethylene butene copolymers of differing butene content, the third was an ethylene hexene copolymer with the same branch content as the more lightly branched ethylene butene material.

A manganese dependent, internal state variable model for athermal martensite transformation was used to estimate the strains that develop in two layers of differing manganese content which maintain a coherent interface.

This process was performed with four sets of strains of differing G+C content to confirm the robustness of this hypothesis.

After adjusting for the effects of differing GC content with logistic regression, 139 of the 190 pairs of amino acids show significant substitutional asymmetry, evidence of widespread adaptive amino acid substitution.

The patterns are fairly consistent across the nine pairs of species (after taking the effects of differing GC content into account), suggesting that much of the asymmetry results from adaptation to temperature.

Key gaps in our understanding include the role of spatial memory in foraging, how (and at what stage) frugivores make the fine distinctions between fruits of differing nutrient contents that they appear capable of, the role of diet learning through linking post-ingestive feedback to pre-ingestive sensory cues, and the plant traits that influence seed fate during the processing of fruits.

The tailoring of hierarchical structures in beta zeolites of differing Al contents (Si/Al: 14-250) has been systematically investigated through a top-down base leaching process with various cationic tetraalkylammonium (TAA) salts and organic amines as pore-directing agents (PDAs) to examine their effectiveness in protecting beta zeolite framework while directing the formation of mesopores.

In the case of H. sp. NRC-1, the presence of three chromosomes (two of them mini) of differing GC contents is known.