Sentence examples for More differently from inspiring English sources

When the embryo has become a solid mass of blastomeres (called a morula), it generally consists of two or more differently committed cell populations a result of the blastomeres having incorporated different cytoplasmic determinants.

The low correlation between the evaluations of teachers and parents found in the index group could indicate that the informants meet the children in different social settings and, perhaps, the children in the index group act more differently in school than at home compared to children in the reference group perhaps due to different values and social rules.

People are consuming much more differently than previously.

Yet the two indictments could not read more differently.

"It's death, sex, love, loss, maybe a little more differently felt.

Hodges viewed the Indian people and landscape rather more differently from the Pacific.

We're not eating more, just differently.

To make a difference in the long term, the U.S. is going to have to invest more and differently in energy research and development.

It means you have to start thinking about things more intelligently, differently, and personally.

This makes it challenging to discover and maximize their full potential – which can only take root when they are encouraged to think more and differently.

Eating out more? Eating differently?