Sentence examples for differ enough from from inspiring English sources

That goes for anything from codeine to heroin some opiates are perhaps more addictive than others, and some are better controlled in medicinal doses, but none of them differ enough from the rest pharmacologically to have massively different sexual effects.

Equine estrogen may differ enough from human estrogen to have at least some importantly different effects, however.

The challenge is to find mutants that differ enough from the wild type to result in significant observable differences and that are characterised well enough at the molecular level to allow the prediction of computational fitness correlates.

Google has enough adversaries, some with business models that differ enough from Facebook's, to offer a choice of viable allies.

But according to the complaint, the screenplay, which differs from the Fitzgerald story, doesn't differ enough from "Il Ritorno di Arthur all'Innocenza" ("Arthur's Return to Innocence"), which Ms. Pichini wrote and registered with the Italian copyright authorities in 1994.

In any case, the strain to which a soldier might be exposed could differ enough from the strain from which the vaccine was prepared that he would be unprotected.

His account differed enough from the trial witnesses' to cast major doubt on the prosecution's theory.

It's legal and widespread, but it differs enough from the work you remember from headlines and textbooks that you may not have noticed.

Unlike judges in Hawaii and Maryland, Judge Anthony J. Trenga concluded that the newer executive order differs enough from its predecessor that it is likely to pass constitutional muster.

In the San Onofre case, giant heat exchangers called steam generators were replaced, and the new generators differed enough from the original ones that they developed vibrations and one of them leaked.

Some scholars have said what 2 Thessalonians teaches about the end time and the coming back of Jesus differs enough from what Paul had actually said about it in 1 Thessalonians that it might be written by a different person at a different time in a different situation.