Sentence examples for potentially different from from inspiring English sources

This length could be potentially different from the original design due to either incorrect installation or bolt breakage.

It is shown that the pdf which maximizes (or equivalently minimizes) an engineering metric is potentially different from the pdf which maximizes the entropy.

When a foreign gene is inserted into a plant genome, said Vrain, scientists have no control over where it goes —and the inserted gene, now under the regulatory sequences of the whole genome, is altered and makes rogue proteins, potentially different from those expected.

Different types of bacteria face different pressures from the immune system, with those that persist ("hit-and-stay") potentially having to adapt more in order to escape than those prone to short-lived infection ("hit-and-run"), and with commensal bacteria potentially different from both due to additional physical mechanisms for avoiding immune detection.

We conjecture that the quality and/or intensity of the health care they receive is potentially different from the insured.

Specifically, the peer dynamics that occur between roommates and within smaller college peer groups are potentially different from those that occur at the more macro peer group level.

Since the shorter region accounts only for about 10% of the entire BAC assembled sequence and shows a potentially different origin from the main BAC sequence assembly, we excluded it from subsequent analyses.

Patients with chronic kidney disease (assessed according to the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II definitions [ 21]) and patients with a nonorganic (prerenal) cause of renal dysfunction (identified by a specific code in the database) were excluded because their prognosis is potentially different (better) from that of patients with "true" de novo organic AKI.

Thus the pieces of conservation information from both groups can be utilized, yet they were treated differently to reflect potentially different implications on conservation from the two groups.

In addition to the potentially different response of hybrids from different parental lines, or from early- and late-generations, hybrid performance is also subject to Genotype × Environment (G × E) interactions (Barton 2001; Hails and Morley 2005).

FMI (Functional Mockup Interface) is a standard for exchanging and co-simulating model components (called FMUs) coming from potentially different modeling formalisms, languages, and tools.