Sentence examples for organizations that differ from inspiring English sources

He has a right to his opinion, but his ruling forcing religious organizations that differ to provide free contraceptives is despicable.

We also note that the two families of homoscleromorphs exhibit evolutionary stable, but have drastically distinct mitochondrial genome organizations that differ in gene content and gene order.

These two families are well supported in all our phylogenetic analyses and display evolutionary stable, but clearly distinct mitochondrial genome organizations that differ in gene content and gene order.

In contrast, the diurnal birds of prey have a unique karyotype organization that differs widely from the usually conserved genomic structure found in other bird lineages [ 3, 4].

The two fibril types have the same underlying organization that differs only in the orientation of the two stacks, either parallel or antiparallel.

The split network based on prophage gene content (i.e., the presence or absence of orthologous proteins) showed an organization that differed from that of the M. abscessus tree.

The authors only write about it that: 'A phylogenomic tree based on prophage gene content (i.e., the presence or absence of orthologous proteins) showed an organization that differed from that of the M. abscessus tree.' Please, increase the descriptions of what these differences are (or use a metrics to compare these two split networks).

Instead of neglecting sensory issues, this coordination view provides a new account of sensing as enabled by early nervous systems: The skin brain organization provides a specific animal sensorimotor organization that differs from the input output view's interpretation of a sensorimotor organization.

KS10 is a novel phage with a genomic organization that differs from most phages in that its capsid genes are not aligned into one module but rather separated by approximately 11 kb, giving evidence of one or more prior genetic rearrangements.

Guinea baboons exhibit a complex multilevel social organization that differs substantially from the stable groups reported for savannah baboons (chacma, olive, and yellow baboons), the male-centered harem structure found in hamadryas baboons, or the female-centered one-male units in gelada baboons (Galat-Luong et al. 2006; Patzelt et al. 2011; Swedell 2011).

For efficient removal of intra- and/or extracellular hydrogen peroxide by dismutation to harmless dioxygen and water (2H2O2 → O2 + 2H2O), nature designed three metalloenzyme families that differ in oligomeric organization, monomer architecture as well as active site geometry and catalytic residues.