Sentence examples for responded differently from from inspiring English sources
In particular, vegetation responded differently from one event to another, reflecting both forest recovery from seed bank and shooting, and the influence of prehistoric people on recovering vegetation.
Liver responded differently from WAT and muscle in that genes encoding components of lipid and carbohydrate metabolic pathways, if they were regulated at all, were upregulated (Fig. 5A).
It is therefore possible that this sample of fibromyalgia patients may have responded differently from others.
When exposed to hypoxia, however, the conditioned cells responded differently from parental cells.
Neural stem cells (NSCs) responded differently from their downstream progenitors to MCAO, with NSCs being activated only transiently whilst progenitors remain activated even at 1 year post-injury.
Together, our results show that 1) needle rotation produced changes in connective tissue structure and 2) individuals responded differently from one another in response to the same mechanical input (i.e. needle rotation).
Those changes may help explain why Europeans respond differently from other people to some diseases and have different susceptibilities to autoimmune disorders.
A new genetic analysis helps explain why Europeans respond differently from other people to some diseases and have different susceptibilities to autoimmune disorders.
Many of them deal with the experience of children who are not, initially at least, preoccupied by race, and when they become aware of it they respond differently from their parents' generation - the novels often focus on that difference and also give the older generation a voice".
In tests for repulsion, both winged and wingless aphids were used since it is known, that winged morphs (migrants) can respond differently from wingless morphs to visual and olfactory stimuli [ 1] due to differences in their sensory systems [ 39].
Under these conditions cells previously stimulated with a specific cytokine may respond differently from cells that are stimulated for the first time.
