Sentence examples for was necessarily different from inspiring English sources

As the acoustic stimulus during the MEG recording was (necessarily) different, our study relies on the stability of neurochemicals under different kinds of acoustic stimulation.

However, expression of ER and the progesterone receptor (PgR) were evaluated with cytosol enzyme immunoassay as previously described [ 29] and the cut-off for positivity was necessarily different from the latest St Gallen recommendations [ 34].

However, the procedure for assigning significance to the Fisher meta value was necessarily different from that used for the IMSGC dataset; with the IMAGEN dataset, we did not have the entire genome to use as a background.

As a result of keeping the duty cycle constant, the pulse width associated with each frequency was necessarily different (30 ms for 10 Hz, 7.5 ms for 40 Hz, and 3 ms for 100 Hz).

Some of the dialogue is also unchanged, though the tone of the show is necessarily different.

Sports biographies are necessarily different from the work Garrow has produced.

The very fact the solution is not cast in stone means that every performance is necessarily different".

But the explanation is necessarily different for Andhra Pradesh, where half the women are still illiterate and married before the age of 15.

"I don't think the fan base or people are necessarily different but that it's a matter of MLS having a lot more credibility and marketing power.

The center is "a cluster of organizations which are necessarily different and diverse but are sufficiently clustered around critical themes," Mr. Beebe said.

The Nobel Prize "is honoring the science and the publicity, and they're necessarily different," said Spencer R. Weart, a historian at the American Institute of Physics.