Sentence examples for origin compared with the from inspiring English sources

The localized rezipping at low dTTP concentrations probably had a different origin compared with the large (200 1,000 bp) helicase backslips observed using ATP (Sun et al., 2011), because the large-scale backward movements were not observed with dTTP only.

Consistent with previous rat studies (Brown et al. 1998; Desaulniers et al. 2001), mammary cancer cohort mice fed LFD after maternal TCDD exposure had an average 59.7 days shorter latency to the first palpable lesions of either origin compared with those treated with vehicle (HR = 2.01081, p < 0.05; Figure 1A), although no mammary tumors arose in mammary cancer cohort LFD-fed mice exposed to TCDD.

The relative rarity of domains of vertebrate origin compared with those of more ancient origin is consistent with previous reports of domain age in which only 12.3% (426 of 3,465 domains) of all human domains were considered to be vertebrate in origin (Toll-Riera and Alba 2013).

The ancestor of section Microcochle has an earlier origin compared with that of section Macroptilium, since its estimated age is 3.127 My, 400 000 years older than the other section.

16 A regional study from the UK reported that prescribing of statins to patients with diabetes was higher among patients with a South Asian origin compared with those with a Caucasian or African origin.

Seventeen percent of the DELIVER client population was of non-Dutch origin, compared with 25% of the national female population between 15 and 45 years of age in 2010 (p < 0.05).

We have reported a threefold prevalence of diabetes in men and women aged 40 70 years of Indian Asian and African Caribbean origin compared with Europeans in the SABRE (Southall And Brent REvisited) cohort.

Pol-like protein in the Atlantic salmon SDR is also a non-LTR element and it appears to have a unique origin compared with other elements in the region, therefore it may play a mechanistic role in the retrotransposition of the SDR in Atlantic salmon only, or the signature has been lost in Oncorhynchus.

It shows differences in relative risk of stillbirth among women of different regions of origin compared with women originating from Germany, with a significantly higher risk among women from the Middle East and North Africa (which includes Turkey).

But the 57% figure cited above is globally; in the US, only 46% say they're aware of the country of origin, compared with 70% for India and 66% for China.

"Within the same university and department," Tanyildiz wrote in the paper, "the percentage of students from a specific country of origin [is] higher in labs with a faculty member from the same country of origin, compared with labs that are directed by native [i.e., American-born] directors".