Sentence examples for differ fundamentally from those from inspiring English sources
The metabolomes of plants differ fundamentally from those of animals.
McCain says that democracies share not only values but also interests that differ fundamentally from those of authoritarian states.
Whitaker's facts don't differ fundamentally from those in Grif Stockley's 2001 account, "Blood in Their Eyes," a work of dogged and indispensable research, but that book became bogged down by the weight of its details.
The problems for the conservator of modern art differ fundamentally from those that concern conservators of old master works, where the goal is to preserve as faithfully as possible the integrity of the original.
More important is that the citizens and the politicians of the Central and Eastern European countries differ fundamentally from those in the present EU Member States as regards their national emotional traditions, experiences, interests and value judgments.
The TD-DFT calculations suggest the UV spectral properties of the hypervalent BPs to differ fundamentally from those of BP.
The relapsing fever like spirochetes that we describe differ fundamentally from these pathogens in that they are transmitted by hard ticks.
They differ fundamentally from the hitherto known sponge CAs from the class Demospongiae, for example by including acatalytic forms related to human CARPs CA X and CA XI.
Finally, the targeted proteomics approaches [5] differ fundamentally from the previous two approaches, since the mass spectrometer is here programmed to detect and analyze only pre-selected proteins.
Furthermore, the histopathological hallmarks of acute MS differ fundamentally from the well-known characteristics of chronic demyelinated plaques observed in autopsies.
