Sentence examples for be genuinely different from from inspiring English sources

The type of CA1-LTP induced by HFS seems to be genuinely different from LTP induced by learning processes or theta-patterned stimulation.

Responders who report "don't know" may be genuinely different from others who fail to provide a response but this may depend on the nature of the question.

Just as people could see that Mr Blair was plainly not "same old Labour", they can see that Mr Cameron is genuinely different from Margaret Thatcher and the hapless trio who came after the dull but decent John Major.

"São Paulo is in many ways completely the opposite of Amsterdam, which is also why we thought that in this city we could do a festival that's genuinely different from what we do in Amsterdam".

In this case there is tristability among the decision and the spontaneous states, and the dynamics of the transition are genuinely different from the relaxation mechanism.

Or, put differently, if those properties were different, the Caesars would be genuinely different individual substances.

"Every show will be genuinely different," Thom promises.

"Something is genuinely different — and something is genuinely fabulous," Murkowski said.

Oh, the Humanity is genuinely different and exciting at Soho.

But most are genuinely different creatures, able to absorb losses more easily than banks.

Devitt (2004, 2007) and Reimer (1998) have argued that these cases are genuinely different in kind.