Sentence examples for are really variations from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the ritual are the four questions, which traditionally are asked by the youngest participants and are really variations on a single question: Why is this night different from all other nights?

The success of Java and the high hopes that Microsoft is pinning on C# have little to do with the languages themselves (both are really just variations of C++, an object-oriented version of C).

Both are really slight variations of existing Withings products.

They have little regard for the chemical basis of measurement selectivity and specificity, and cannot confirm the variations in the spectral data are really based on the variations of analyte but not on the spurious correlations.

The regional variations are really significant and they don't necessarily bear any relation to housing prices".

The simplest and most direct explanation is the aforementioned increase in breeding population size; declines in genetic variation are really only expected with declines in population size.

In some cases the validity of the definition of the species is necessary and the apparent intraspecies variation is really interspecies variation.

The first scheme results in more accurate RTTs, because in the second scheme overhead and its variation, when data are really accessed on disks, raises more variance in observed RTTs.

You have to figure out whether they are really new or just a variation".

These loading controls indicated that the changes in total MEK1/2 signal are really due to a biological variation and not to different amount of proteins in each lane (15, 30 and 60 minutes of cAMP treatment in the cytosolic fraction and 60 minutes in the mitochondrial fraction; 30 minutes of EGF treatment in the cytosolic fraction).

I figured his three questions were really just variations of one question, so I gave him a break.