Sentence examples for peculiar differences from inspiring English sources
If that felt strange, there were other peculiar differences, too.
The peculiar differences in American and British publishing may have left the British well positioned to kidnap readers.
However, despite their overlapping, peculiar differences regarding reported adverse events (AEs) of AEDs seem to emerge in clinical practice.
The main aspects of theory, design, codification and application of 3D aluminium structures are examined, by emphasising the peculiar differences with steel, by referring to real cases.
Although the general pathways of carbohydrates are similar between diatoms and Chlamydomonas, several peculiar differences were identified that may have resulted from intracellular translocation of enzymes and/or pathways.
At present, it is unclear whether the discrepancy between our findings and the results of this study resides in peculiar differences in the two cell systems or in the sensitivity of the techniques used to determine the number of docked granules.
The peculiar difference of this organism is that this symbiotic archaeon is a psychrophilic crenarchaeon which inhabits a marine sponge.
I learnt about some peculiar cultural differences between Serbians and Albanians I never knew about – like that Albanian women from these villages aren't allowed to drink or smoke, or that Albanians always drink their coffee with sugar unless someone close to them has died.
I learned about some peculiar cultural differences between Serbians and Albanians I never knew about like that Albanian women from these villages aren't allowed to drink or smoke, or that Albanians always drink their coffee with sugar unless someone close to them has died.
The peculiar genetic difference observed in the tumours of long and short-term survivors may have prognostic relevance.
Thus, even if the organizations might have differed in peculiar aspects, these differences were too small to deviate from the same strategic path (Becker 2004; Burgelman 2010).
