Sentence examples for sufficiently differed from inspiring English sources

Model was optimized for batch80 and Lipitor, since these were the two most extensively studied batches (215 min in vitro profiles), and their in vivo profiles sufficiently differed between each other.

Though control strategy for the device with minimum stiffness sufficiently differs from the approaches based on attenuation of extraneous resonant responses.

In the considered sample, this is never the case of FI but the same cannot be said for MI: while it always sufficiently differs from zero, in some farms MI takes a negative value.

Furthermore, our study shows that PvPM4 occupies unique phylogenetic status within Plasmodium group and sufficiently differ from the most closely related human aspartic protease, cathepsin D. The analysis of 3D model of PM4 showed a typical aspartic protease structure with bi-lobed, compact and distinct peptide binding cleft in both P. vivax and P. falciparum.

Evolutionary dynamics of transposable elements could sufficiently differ even in closely related taxa.

The product mixture would thus be composed of lightweight alkenes with sufficiently differing boiling points that they could then be separated at scale by distillation.

If the t-value (tCH) falls below the one-tailed 5% critical value for t on n-1 degrees of freedom (df), then it can be said that the case score sufficiently differs from the control population to refute the null hypothesis.

After having detected the centres of likely bone metastases, the system uses a patient-specific estimation of the spongiosa's intensity distribution within all segmented vertebral bodies to additionally reject lesion candidates whose centre voxels do not sufficiently differ from the surrounding spongy bone tissue.

Our respondents' aggregate assessment of how various interventions were more or less sufficiently available differed across interventions, and between countries.

Despite the lack of a fixed difference, microsatellite allele frequencies differed sufficiently enough such that all nine R. zephyria and nine R. pomonella populations clustered distinctly and separately from one another with 100% bootstrap support in the neighbor-joining (NJ) network (Fig. 2).

Each of the disappearance cases differed sufficiently in its initial details from all the others that no link or overall plan was immediately apparent, much less a connection to North Korea.