Sentence examples for a different entry from inspiring English sources

Charities that want to buy places have a different entry point.

A different entry point to the origin of life concerns RNA, the close chemical cousin of DNA.

However, we are concerned that this skewed distribution indicates either that students are self-selecting or that schools are applying a different entry requirement for physics than for other subjects.

Now Van Heusen, the 91-year-old clothing brand, is stepping up its efforts to use a different entry point — football — as a way to get young men interested in style.

There are a few stylistic tics to mark this as a "different" entry, like no opening yellow exposition crawl and, for the first time, white text on the screen detailing the name of each new visited planet, but that's a strange head fake for a movie that greatly succeeds in reproducing the aesthetic of the original 1977 Star Wars.

This is a question for a different entry, however.

It was a far different entry for the general from the one that had been broadly envisioned in Washington, where there had been hopes before the war that the new civilian administrator, whom many see as a modern-day viceroy, would be greeted with obvious warmth.

This virus uses an entirely different entry mechanism than HIV and was inhibited to the same extent as HIV when the tissue was treated with compounds triggering either TLR7 and/or TLR7/8 (Fig. 6D).

That's "relatable and grounded with a lot of different entry points," he said.

In a Cochrane review, different entry techniques were compared in terms or their influence on intraoperative and postoperative complications [11].

The well-studied A-type CcO uses two different entry channels for protons: the D-channel for all pumped and two consumed protons, and the K-channel for the other two consumed protons.