Sentence examples for a quite different setting from inspiring English sources

This puts RRI in a quite different setting compared to the neoliberal approach to responsibility, as individual entrepreneurship is not thought as a value per se.

A total of 136 adult controls were recruited by advertisements in a local newspaper, with reference to an ongoing study on human pigmentation in a quite different setting (i.e., in a study at the University of Natural Sciences), so that patients and controls were very probably unrelated although both came from the same local area.

That switch from one-off success to an approach that is a quite different set of values is probably the single biggest difference".

Each of the three movements employs an ensemble in a quite different set of stage geometries; the first two thread angelic paths through pedestrian activities in ways that are poetic and, as sheer construction, enthralling.

The same conclusion is suggested by a quite different set of experiments involving blindsighted subjects.

This is based on a quite different set of basic assumptions from the ones made by the sociologist.

We explained how we wanted to see a quite different set of reforms, focusing on strengthening neighborhood schools rather than closing them down, by providing smaller classes, more parent involvement, and a well-rounded curriculum.

This clearly indicates that our criterion based on syntenic conservation defines a quite different set of core genes than the criterion based only on the presence of genes in each genome.

26, 27 In addition to these brain regions, a quite different set of activations is typically observed in temporal hierarchical processing, regardless of whether these involve musical, linguistic, or other tasks.

Although this is only one day later than in the screen of Kasarskis et al.[10], we identified a comparatively quite different set of mutants.

Kepler himself did not call these discoveries "laws," as would become customary after Isaac Newton derived them from a new and quite different set of general physical principles.