Sentence examples for they show differences in from inspiring English sources
Even though these two isoforms differ by only four amino acids (Vandekerckhove and Weber 1978b), they show differences in their biochemical and physical properties, and have distinct physiological functions.
The first appear in a higher position than the latter, i.e. "epistemics and deontics are interpreted above Tense and Aspect, while circumstantials are not"; additionally, they show differences in their orientation (Hacquard 2006: 114).
They show differences in genes involved in cognitive development, skeleton structure, energy metabolism, skin physiology.
These data are, in our opinion, intriguing as they show differences in underlying immunological mechanism between two equally clinically effective treatments.
Thus, the classes of antigens in central antibody reactivities can be conserved in molecular class, although they show differences in epitope selection.
First, they show differences in their nuclear pattern of distribution.
This study demonstrated the spectrum of CNV in Chinese ASD patients from Hong Kong and they showed differences in certain aspects comparing with the CNV data from other studies which were mainly from European ancestry [5, 12, 40, 46].
Even though these four cultivars carried the same VRNH1 allele, they showed differences in VRNH1 expression.
Although A1-IRS and BP2-IRS were both able to inhibit in vitro translation, they showed differences in cytotoxicity, which may possibly be due to translation repression by A1-IRS of specific messenger mRNA.
In fact, it has been recently shown that, while both prelamin A and progerin exhibited increased binding capacity to histone H3 peptide in comparison with lamin A, probably attributable to their gain of function, they showed differences in binding to H3K27 peptide [ 10].
It should be born in mind then that while frequency of mating differs between the two treatments, they also show differences in adult sex ratio and density following removal of males in the M treatment.
