Sentence examples for be very different compared from inspiring English sources

If they are successful, the atmosphere in the camp will be very different compared to when they last won.

These are obviously very cautious extrapolations because the genetic architecture of cis-gene expression and circulating biomarkers may be very different compared with other phenotypes.

These families have already made an investment in the product and its use, so adherence may be very different compared to a population where MMNP are distributed for free.

Assessing ROSC at the ED or on admission could be very different compared to prehospital ROSC because of the quality of CPR, type of facility, and personnel and equipment used.

For smokefree interventions to protect children, the divide may be very different compared to interventions for child or adult physical injury, for annoyance to the public (eg, from loud music from homes), or for other legal 'nuisances' [ 43, 81- 83].

However, an inner-social environment is very different compared with a spatial environment.

Due to increased porosity in the area where the sample is in contact with the precursor solution, the growth of hydroxyapatite is very different compared to the area where the solution is infiltrated by capillarity (see Fig. 5d).

The continuum spectrum was found to be extremely hard and is best fitted with a power law of the form dNdE = KE−α with spectral index α = 2.05 ± 0.1 and is very different compared to the averaged burst spectrum.

There was not a significant difference between the F D curves obtained on TiO2 (100) and TiO2 (001) surfaces, but the shape of adhesion curves at TiO2 (110) was very different compared to the F D curves obtained at the other two surfaces (Fig. 6a).

It was very different compared to the one he and I had worked on over the summer.

Its build is very different compared to Mew's, appearing as a large bipedal feline, with a white body, pronounced purple tail and stomach, feline head, and a mass of flesh connecting the center of its back to its head behind its neck.