Sentence examples for ones differ from from inspiring English sources

However, although jasmonic acid (JA) is known to induce indirect defenses in plants via the production of volatiles that attract egg parasitoids, the headspace profiles of egg-induced plants and JA-treated ones differ from each other indicating that other plant hormones are also involved in the orchestration of defenses that signal the presence of eggs to egg parasitoids [ 39, 40].

All of the distances, apart from one, differ from zero by more than twice their standard error.

But the new one differs from older tunnels by piercing the base of the mountain, rather than its upper reaches.

Well, kind of, but this one differs from all the others in that it's totally awesome and has a set of lenses that fit into it.

The last one differed from the first one in that a fluorine atom reinforces the electrophilic properties of the unsaturated bond.

I've seen Wiccan ceremonies performed before, and this one differed from them in several ways.

This one differs from other rampages where victims are chosen even more randomly.

Stillman directed three films and this one differs from his others (Metropolitan and Barcelona) as being the one where the protagonists dance to Sister Sledge and get herpes.

The small ones differ greatly from the large ones, and may have experienced different histories.

The use of a single attribute is fraught with danger because people defined by one thing differ from one another in many more ways than they are similar.

The one place where one might differ from Pollitt lies in the permanent necessity of abortion for feminism.