The phrase "a different subject than" is not considered correct in standard written English; it should be "a different subject from." You can use it when comparing two subjects, but it is better to use "from" instead of "than."
Example: "This topic is a different subject from the one we discussed yesterday."
Alternatives: "a different topic than" or "a different matter from."
Or, from "Credit Card Babies," a call to action with a very different subject than Wham's "Credit Card Baby": Is it really so hard to make a new heart Sharing our love goes on a credit card And we put paper to pen and we ask all our friends Big plans for a newborn gay creation.
Each university offers degrees in a different subject area, so rather than being competitors, we are in this together, and together we strive to establish Education City as one of the world's leading hubs of higher education.
Now, " 'p' is true" is our second truth, different from the first one, because it has a different subject and different predicate than those of p; 'p" 'p' is true" is true' is our third truth, and so on ad infinitum.
The JCR Science Edition indexes 7,350 leading peer-reviewed journals in 171 different subject categories and more than 2,242 leading peer-reviewed journals in 55 subject categories in its Social Science Edition.
"This seems to be more interesting because you come across different subjects," rather than "only working with just dangerous chemicals notifications, for instance".
The impact of duration of disease on the frequency of IA-2A positivity was similar regardless of the age of diagnosis, whereas for GADA, individuals who were diagnosed at age 14 or older had a different pattern than subjects who were younger at the time of diagnosis.
The present study used a different group of subjects than our previous reports [24], [25].
Does writing about such a subject require a different kind of discipline than a writing about a subject you hadn't been previously following or been a fan of?
In order to get a balance between different subjects, we remove the subjects having less than 14 and more than 200 face images from the dataset.
As with an Al Hirschfeld drawing, the image you get of Ms. Solomon's subject reveals the subject in a different way than a strictly realistic likeness would.
