Sentence examples for subtly different for from inspiring English sources

Metabolism of statins varies among agents, and activity at the active site of the enzyme HMG-CoA reductase is subtly different for different statins.

This again suggests that the halogen bonding interaction is subtly different for these heavy halogen containing complexes.

In the same context, risk factors for pneumonia due to MRSA are subtly different from those for other potentially resistant pathogens and treatment for MRSA pneumonia is distinct from that for other drug-resistant pathogens.

This model of tumorigenesis was therefore subtly different from that proposed for the pathogenesis of colorectal tumours, in which even the earliest lesions were morphologically distinct from normal tissue [ 2].

The residual effective gravitational forces acting on the plant when levitating are subtly different from those aboard the International Space Station, for example.

Note that this misconception is only subtly different from one that has already been reported, that random processes cannot account for directional evolutionary change (Andrews et al., 2012).

For example, the backfire of a too-lean fuel mixture is subtly different from an ignition backfire.

Many of these high copy genes probably have gene clusters containing many subtly different sequences for what is ultimately functionally the same protein, as was demonstrated for the actin gene in A. carterae, and has been seen in EST surveys as well.

The second is that the lineages that do oscillate could have subtly different periods (for example 22, 24, and 26 hours) and the E6 oscillation is a superposition of these different populations.

These same systems are also furthest from the linear trend of charge transfer against Eionic in Figure 3, and it can be seen from Table 4 that the LMP2 interaction energies have relatively small Eionic contributions (approximately 40% or smaller) along with large Δ ESCF contributions, providing some insight into the subtly different interactions for these heavier dihalogens.

Eye movement data revealed subtly different fixation patterns for participants with and without autism that might contribute to differences in overall task performance.