Sentence examples for basically differ from inspiring English sources

Therefore, different econometric approaches exist which basically differ from each other regarding the assumption to what extent the binary decision about the utilization of health care (yes or no) depends on the resulting amount of OOP payments.

There are different order statistics (first-, second- and higher-order statistics) that basically differ in their approach to describing the image grey-level distribution, often displayed as a histogram.

They basically differ only in the assumed fracture toughness temperature dependence.

Even when the US clean transportation agency raised questions in May 2014 – more than a year before the scandal broke – VW reports that discrepancies were regarded as "a technical problem that did not basically differ from other everyday technical problems at an automotive company".

These works basically differ from each other in the way to deal with the nonlinear and non-convex gas flow equation.

Similar to the findings in these cardiomyopathies, HTx patients enrolled in our study were free of epicardial CAV or coronary artery disease although the pathophysiological processes leading to CAV basically differ from those causing diabetic microangiopathy.

Thereby, the diagnostic-assessment-based CDM approach basically differs from traditional instructional assumption in VET, in that each challenge/task has to comprise a complete vocational action (from perceiving until reflection) and that, therefore, in each challenge/task all skills are necessary (e.g., Oser et al. 2009).

We basically differed on solutions.

In this paper a ranking method is suggested which basically differs from previous methods but its models are similar to traditional DEA models such as BCC, additive model, etc.

The two basically only differ in their user interfaces.

Tufted carpets differ basically from traditional types because they have a prewoven backing into which the tufts are inserted.