Sentence examples for being different in terms of from inspiring English sources

Despite these two informative products being different in terms of origin and objectives -one is institutional and the other one comes from the research field-, they are the only official documents available.

Cultural competencies include recognising the multiple diversities within diversity which supports developing culturally tailored interventions and results in recognising all migrants and refugees being different in terms of health status and health care experiences, cultural and social and environmental determinants of health.

"Rickie was different in terms of his ability," Parkin remembered.

"The photographers' levels were different in terms of technique, professionalism, and maturity," Boutros told me.

But from the start of the year it has been different, in terms of work, attitude, team camaraderie and everything".

"We have huge respect for A.W.S., but we're different in terms of philosophy".

The test setups are different in terms of the specimen geometry and the fixtures.

It's different in terms of setting, but I think in terms of theme it is similar.

While internal reactions would be different in terms of path, the cell products would be water vapour and carbon dioxide.

Each gallery's presentation is different in terms of arrangement, clarity and ratio of older to newer work.

He continually reminds reporters that soccer today is different in terms of fitness and tactics and pressure.