Sentence examples for differ diametrically from inspiring English sources
The renal effects of Ang-(1 7) differ diametrically from its effects in cardiac fibroblasts, where it exerts potential antifibrotic and antitrophic effects [ 34].
But it was the second time in two days that a former prime minister had given an account of his relationship with Mr. Murdoch that differed diametrically in tone and content from that given by Mr. Murdoch, who testified before the panel in April.
"The two also differed diametrically in their appreciation of how demography was reshaping the electorate," Morgan writes.
Our prediction that population sub-division can favour the spread of a CI infections differs diametrically from that of Wade and Stevens [ 21].
The heroine's (Margit) personality diametrically differs from the composed, generous and evolving Nora -- but surprisingly Margit is more believable, despite of or perhaps due to her initially histrionic, selfish and grasping persona.
To have one or the other of these two diametrically opposed views is to differ profoundly on fundamental human experience.
People differ, values differ.
But how does that protest differ from those of religious fundamentalists or environmental fundamentalists who claim that people "ought not" to be concerned with materialistic improvements of any kind?More importantly, the policy which flows from the incorrect assumption may be diametrically wrong.
