Sentence examples for the differing species from inspiring English sources

The major difference between the report by Thomson et al. [ 18] and the present study is the differing species of host cells: prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells, respectively.

Despite the differing species compositions on sloth hair, the results (Fig. 2a) show that besides primary producers (27% algae), there are also heterotrophic organisms (52% ciliates, apicomplexans and dinoflagellates) as well as decomposers (8% fungi) in the fur, suggesting that sloth fur supports a versatile small-scale ecosystem.

Hence, the differing species composition of the spruce plantations contributes to a larger overall species pool and higher across site β-diversity.

The data presented in Table 4 demonstrates only subtle differences between the syndromes synonymous with the two differing species.

In the usual deterministic approach, these inferences are accomplished using the "uncertainty factors" to address (potential) differences due to differing species, human variability, suboptimal study conditions, and so on.

While all LPA species are thought to signal through LPA receptors, there are data indicating that the different species may have differing affinities for the various receptors [ 33].

However, it is not easy to distinguish differing species of the same genus.

The use of different animal prion disease isolates (and possibly differing species and strains of CWD) might explain this discrepancy; however, a more fundamental difference might be that the in vivo and in vitro model systems assess different aspects of the agent and its replication.

The bivalent domains occur at regions on the chromosome where some of the DNA sequence is highly conserved, meaning the same sequence is found in widely differing species.

The properties of the soils underlying these plants, however, exhibit differences that do not arise from climate, topography, or parent material but are an effect of the differing plant species.

Mesenchymal cells in culture typically exude a spindle-like morphology [ 75], however, some heterogeneity has been noted depending on the tissue source and especially when arising from differing species.