Sentence examples for but differently when from inspiring English sources

Other genes have also changed their expression behavior, but differently, when incubated on the two machines.

They possess similar electrochemical properties but behave differently when aggregation and fluorescence are concerned.

It's easy to ridicule something we take for granted, but we feel differently when it is stolen from us.

I saw some social neuroscience research showing that the brain responds one way when members of our own group gets a jab with a pin, but it responds differently when a member of another group gets jabbed.

One of the oldest and best known approaches to the problem of designing useful paraconsistent logics is da Costa's approach, which seeks to allow the use of classical logic whenever it is safe to do so, but behaves completely differently when contradictions are involved.

"It's not like I've known him more than two days," she said, but time moves differently when you've chosen to eliminate all the pollutants and get clean, and Ashley hadn't.

But these words translate differently when applied to social care.

That was my mood in New York, but I felt very differently when I landed in London five days later.

"I love seeing our wonderful guest artists," he continued, "but my heart beats differently when I watch dancers that come from the company.

Different people behave differently when they are sick.

How, and why, do we use written language differently when addressing different audiences?