Sentence examples for a fundamentally different question from inspiring English sources

He said Australians should avoid trying to insult and offend others but "that's a fundamentally different question to what you use the law to ban".

This is because engineers ask a fundamentally different question (How can that be done?) than do biological scientists (How is that done?).

But that's a fundamentally different question from whether falling numbers of public stock offerings threaten to end ownership of capital by the masses.

The knockout experiments address a fundamentally different question than do the dormancy experiments (e.g. replication versus non-replicative survival).

In contrast to discovery of actionable variants by chance or via opportunistic screening in the setting of whole exome or whole genome sequencing, a fundamentally different question is being explored as part of "GENE-SCREEN," a project of UNC's NHGRI-funded CELSI ResearchELSI ResearchSI RELSI Research

Volunteers also would explain that religion and science answer fundamentally different questions using different methods; therefore, there is no reason that they need to be incompatible.

In summary, the two studies dealt with fundamentally different questions, in different populations, using different methods.

While a great deal of this work was directly useful to mountaineering, the study of aviation medicine in particular poses fundamentally different questions than does the study of mountain physiology.

Heather D. Hill, an assistant professor at the School, is asking a fundamentally different set of questions about parental work and children's health, particularly in low-income families.

It should be kept in mind that, although all of these analyses are attempting to address the same underlying substantive question (i.e., whether asthma education "works"), the SMD analyses address this question on a fundamentally different scale by converting measurements into standard deviation units.

One is the title: "Tilt". The shift involved in mastering these questions involves a fundamentally different way of thinking, speaking and acting in the workplace.