Sentence examples similar to though differing in that from inspiring English sources

Therefore, cancer cells, though differing in 'self', have the ability to retain the same cellular capacities that are exhibited by all other cells in any tissue ecology.

Mr. Herrnkind's statement, though differing in details, corroborated much of his wife's account.

The same induction pattern was observed using 230-238 pre-B cells while the response to the myeloid progenitor cell line FDC-P1 cells differed in that even though a dramatic induction in Cxcl10 mRNA could be detected, the expression of SpiB or Nov message was not increased.

We differ in that approach.

But Jed and I really differ in that way.

That finding, though, differed in strength across countries.

These symptoms are quite similar to those of pallidopyramidal syndrome, though KRS differs in that it involves dystonia, which is attributable to pyramidal dysfunction, as well as cognitive dysfunction and supranuclear upgaze paresis [ 31, 32].

The overall purity of the urate oxidase obtained by reverse salt dialysis is comparable to what is obtained with the current step 1 of chromatography from a SEC perspective, even though the detailed profile differs in that it contains less high molecular weight molecules but more low molecular weight molecules.

They differ, though, in that the devices can't actually "interrupt" the Host Controller - these transfers must be polled to be read.

Infantile bronchiolitis and lung disease augmented by FI-RS Vboth seem to represent an uncontrolled immunologically mediated tissue damage, though differing significantly in the type of pathology that is seen.

The opening story is a good example, though it differs from most in that it has both a happy ending and a female protagonist.