Sentence examples for system that differ from inspiring English sources
We herein report that pH significantly modulates the efflux of the known efflux pump substrate ethidium bromide (EB) and correlate this modulation to the challenges that the organism faces when it passes through regions of the intestinal system that differ significantly in pH and yet present the same toxic challenges.
The Pk, P and P1 carbohydrate antigens, commonly expressed on GSL, are members of the P blood group system that differ in their specificity based on their oligosaccharide sequences.
Legal experts say much of the consternation here over what many consider rough treatment in the news media and the courts is rooted in a general unfamiliarity with an American justice system that differs profoundly — in procedure, tone and philosophy — from the French model.
Why, they ask, has Avicenna produced a syllogistic system that differs so radically from Aristotle's?
CRISPR/Cpf1 is a class 2 type V CRISPR system that differs from the counterpart CRISPR/Cas9 system.
Brownian particles constitute a system that differs from the molecules constituting a gas only quantitatively, not qualitatively.
To prepare her new book on the U.S. and Canada, Schultz adopted a new system that differs substantially from her earlier, global volume.
A key feature for improving the quality of the ECEC experience nationally is the introduction of a national quality assessment and rating system, an innovative system that differs from the Quality Rating and Improvement Systems (QRIS) in the US.
The findings of English-language publications of studies that included at least two variations of an ENM physicochemical property and reported results of their pharmacokinetic and/or pharmacodynamic interaction with the nervous system that differed as a function of ENM physicochemical property(ies) are summarized in Supplementary Materials.
Recent years also witnessed significant advancements in the molecular and cellular characterisation of the Echinococcus 'germinative cell' population, which forms a unique stem cell system that differs from stem cells of other organisms in the expression of several genes associated with the maintenance of pluripotency.
The grading system used throughout Australia and parts of Europe is a five tier system that differs from the BI-RADs system used in North America (National Breast Cancer Centre, 2002).
