Sentence examples for uniquely different from all from inspiring English sources
HBsAg is the epitope uniquely different from all epitopes displayed on healthy human cells.
In particular, while discussing the dual nature of Christ, as both human and divine, More could not forebear from bringing in the doctrine of the pre-existence of souls, and suggested that Christ's human soul had been in perpetual union with the Father for all eternity (and was in this respect uniquely different from other human souls).
This is essential, although all of the above events need a venue; they are uniquely different from each other.
Unlike CT imaging, which can only measure relative differences in electronic density, the above MRI techniques are largely uniquely different from one another.
Their attitudes and behaviors appear to be uniquely different from those of earlier generations, creating a kind of seismic cultural shock on many levels.
They tell us little about what will work for an individual — an individual is, by definition, uniquely different from everyone, including study participants.
Each of the cenotes found in the Riviera Maya are uniquely different from each other.
They considered as chromophoric peptides whose structures are uniquely different from the actinomycins.
The ethics of these types of cloning have special considerations, uniquely different from the types of cloning commonly practiced.
How do the ways in which you naturally think, act and innovate make you uniquely different from other leaders in your organization and your industry?
These data indicate that certain structural determinants of human renin activity may be uniquely different from those of nonprimate renins or nonrenin aspartyl proteinases.
