Sentence examples for rather dissimilar to from inspiring English sources
Firstly, kinase outliers resulting from the analysis based on fingerprint enrichment profiles are sparsely distributed and are clearly separated from the non-outlier kinases (group 1 – shown in red); however, kinases within this group are rather dissimilar to each other.
It's a style that's found mainstream success with brands such as Blue Moon and Shock Top because it's both easily approachable and rather dissimilar to mass market American light lagers.
Second, it conforms to the consensus sequence XhhEHh found in numerous small-molecule MTases, but is rather dissimilar to motif IV of typical MTases acting on nucleic acids (e.g. the (D/N/S PP(Y/F/W/H) tetrapeptide of base MTases [ 44] or the DXXX motif of ribose MTases [ 31]).
The approach is simply based on efficiently tuned real-coded crossover operation using the probability distribution function of Gauss distribution to generate rather dissimilar strings which may be candidates of possible solutions.
However, we found to our surprise a rather dissimilar pattern of globin regulation in these animals, as summarized in Table 3.
Of course, different tasks may be sensitive to different situational factors; for example, it appears that in our task the failure to detect an auditory tone was found despite its being rather dissimilar from the letter items (both target and distractors) in the visual task.
SIMPER showed the Rhodophyta/Glaucophyta composite group rather dissimilar from both green algal phyla, i.e. there were dissimilarities of 70.55% and 71.53% with the Chlorophyta and Streptophyta, respectively.
Tepals are rather dissimilar, sepals are narrower, with narrow claw, and petals are wider, short-clawed.
At first glance, these two chemical structures are rather dissimilar, with a 2-D subgraph similarity of 0.43 using the PubChem fingerprint.
These three origins are rather dissimilar in both primary sequence and chromatin context.
In the phylogenetic study, we analysed the autonomous and nonautonomous subfamilies separately because the internal regions of these elements are rather dissimilar in their sequences.
