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These two events represent radically different visions of American history.
We hypothesized that 2) the gene expression results would differ between Yukon plants from the field site and growth cabinets, which represent radically different environments.
The authors suggest that the different spatiotemporal dynamics exhibited by the TFs represent radically different ways in which they experience the geometry of the nucleus, and that this "protein-specific geometry of the nucleus" may have important consequences for transcriptional regulation.
In the meantime this one has the added bonus of representing radically different ways of being an artist, black or otherwise.
"Those arriving have been raised in another religion, and represent a radically different culture.
Biological theories represent a radically different approach that dispenses with mental constructs altogether.
Pervasive games represent a radically new game form that transfers gaming experiences out into the physical world, weaving ICTs into the fabric of players׳ real environments.
Whatever its merits, LENA represents a radically new way of assessing language development.
The procedure "represents a radically new approach to treatment of these cancers," said Dr. Gregory A. Grillone, an otolaryngologist at Boston University School of Medicine.
Each man therefore represents a radically different vision of what his party thinks will appeal to Hispanic voters.
By Jane Mayer The "push-button" approach to fighting Al Qaeda represents a radically new use of state-sanctioned lethal force.
