Sentence examples for steps different from from inspiring English sources

I committed the cardinal sin of relying not on memory but on instinct, which unfortunately kept telling me to do steps different from those Mr. Diomande had taught.

The enriched saccharides together with the PMNPs can be directly detected by MALDI-TOF MS, without further eluting steps, different from currently widely used affinity columns.

With NJ using Euclidean distance, the input topology was never recovered and the majority of output trees were 4 or more steps different from the input topology.

In fact, use of the basal taxa as reference made the output trees at least 6 steps different from the input trees with both NJ using Euclidean distance or parsimony.

But Martin et al's Figure 5 shows an ancestor (chromosomal segment alpha) that is 15 steps different from each of K. waltii and A. gossypii under a PGD model.

Instead, output trees were occasionally two to four steps different from the input tree, resulting from a failure to resolve short internal branches separating branches among taxa within clade 2 and by placing the long branch of N. discreta incorrectly.

The stress distribution in the WR-CVT closed wire rope is different from that of a wire rope in continuous sheave contact, indicating that the former with its discrete contact points with the metal blocks exhibits "stress stepping" different from that reported in previous studies.

Together, these results suggest that Dpo4 utilizes a DNA binding mechanism with a conformational change occurring at a step different from the formation and dissociation of the Dpo4·DNA binary complex.

Clerics must be no more than one step different from their patron deity.

This was possible by choosing the step heights different from the average step height of ~ 200 nm, with a larger step in the center of the slope.

The steps are different from those danced now, but not that different, and if the style looks antique, this is in part due to the fact that Les Sylphides is very consciously danced in the Romantic style of the 1830s.