Sentence examples for be differ with from inspiring English sources
This observed discrepancy in the above results seemed to be differ with cultivars, plant age, tissues, and growing conditions (Hong et al. 2007).
He's differed with Johnson to my knowledge only on the best alternative to a third runway at Heathrow, preferring what he calls the "politically deliverable solution" of linking Gatwick, Stansted and Heathrow more efficiently - more in line with changing passenger use patterns, he says - to building anything new down the Thames estuary.
An optimum surface roughness range is differing with respect to the adhesive-adherend combinations in order to get high performance of bonded joints.
However, Plantinga denies that the Christian exclusivist need ever acknowledge that he is facing true epistemic parity — need ever admit that he actually is differing with true epistemic peers.
Second, despite both peptides sharing related negative charge orientation, closely similar structures and amino acids content (see Figure 1), their respective predicted Instability Indices (II) were differing, with TcP0 being stable (at an II value of 11.7) while TcP2β is unstable (II value of 83.69).
The first two subtypes are differing with respect to the localization of intraepithelial blisters.
It is notable that a few markers mapped on linkage groups were differed with the corresponding assembled chromosomes.
We reported and counted these BRS previously and showed that the amount of these BRS is differing with eccentricity from the fovea [ 16].
Chris Riggall, a spokesman for Ms. Cox, said the court's ruling "certainly has opened the door to equal protection-based claims anywhere where there are differing systems with differing error rates in the counting and tabulation of votes".
A particular flashpoint seems to have been differing philosophies, with school staff committed to a "play-based" learning approach.
There have been differing reports with regard to whether etiologic factors affect clinical outcome and mortality of AP.
