Sentence examples for strikingly differ from from inspiring English sources
These differences are unlikely to result from the specific processing in different tissues, since they are only, but consistently, observed in "CH1641-like" isolates and strikingly differ from that found in all other TSE sources.
Regarding nuclear CIN, we report here that rho0 cells strikingly differ from most RHO+ cells in two major aspects.
However, prophylactic vaccines against environmental allergens strikingly differ from conventional vaccines against infectious diseases or therapeutic approaches concerning the underlying immunological mechanisms.
Starting from a highly inbred material, we created within a few generations populations that strikingly differ from the initial seed lot for flowering time while preserving most of the phenotypic characteristics of the initial inbred.
These results, which strikingly differ from the previous results from randomized trials, in which none of the patients received concomitant trastuzumab, may be due to the nearly systematic use of trastuzumab in association with EM in our population.
Our experiment demonstrates that starting from a highly inbred material, it is possible within a few generations to create maize populations that strikingly differ from the initial seed lot for flowering time while preserving most of the phenotypic characteristics of the initial inbred.
In aminergic neurons, the distribution pattern of SytGFP strikingly differed from the observed mCD8GFP and SybGFP labeling.
Long-lived SR flies strikingly differed from C flies in their age-dependent expression.
The frequency of the tactics used by dominant males to acquire consortships from subordinate rivals strikingly differed from the picture presented above.
Cld7 poorly colocalizes and co-immunoprecipitates with cld3, cld4 and ZO-1, which strikingly differs from colocalization and co-immunoprecipitation of ZO-1 with cld3 and cld4.
As a result of that combination -- a limited founder population and a short time since dispersal -- humans are strikingly homogeneous, differing from one another only once in a thousand subunits of the genome.
