Sentence examples for did not differ so much from inspiring English sources
Michael Jordan and Karl Malone, his longtime rival, did not differ so much in their athletic ability or in how obsessively they practiced.
Thus, at diagnosis the DXR-BMD did not differ so much from that of the general population.
Especially, the proportion of inverted events in the youngest age-group (dS < 0.01) did not differ so much from that in the whole set (0 ≤ dS < 0.6).
Interestingly, the youngest 30-344 yeage) agroupsups did not differ so much by country in terms of number of known risk factors.
In contrast to the HRXRD experiments, the diffraction curves taken in GIIXD geometry do not differ so much among the different sample series and different probing areas, but they clearly show a dependence on growth time.
The stress magnitudes produced by the other anchors did not differ much so that similar holding forces can be expected for these anchors.
This distribution did not differ much between exposed and unexposed subjects, so there should be no confounding by the variables included in the propensity score when matching without replacement is used.
Analysts said that even if Delta agreed to improve its offer in all three areas, it would not jeopardize Comair's future so long as the new salary structure did not differ much from the one in the May proposal.
However, Cladium had a greater proportion of the biomass allocated to roots, so overall uptake capacity of the two species at high P did not differ much.
