Sentence examples for which tend to differ from inspiring English sources

We identified specific pathways in amino acid metabolism, which tend to differ between obligate carnivores and omnivorous mammals [ 49].

The de jure (legal) approach to residence implies that in order to become a resident, a migrant must comply with certain regulations, which tend to differ between nationals and foreigners, and among foreigners, between EU- and non-EU-nationals.

With mixed ruminal microbes, rate of substrate disappearance tended to be greater for glucose (GLC) than for PHL and chicory fructan (inulin; INU), which tended to differ from each other (0.74, 0.62, and 0.33 h−1, respectively).

In other cases, heterochromatin borders are determined by the local balance of heterochromatin and euchromatin proteins, which tends to differ between cells.

They identified some tension points on which customer and community perceptions tend to differ.

Therefore the detection rate of NMSC would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Therefore the detection rate would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Therefore the detection rate of breast cancer would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Guidelines on recording the organism in which an interaction has been observed also tend to differ.

People tend to differ in the extent to which they incorporate gender roles into their self-concepts.

Medians also tend to differ between surveys, possibly reflecting survey design differences.