Sentence examples for differ indeed from inspiring English sources

Investors' attitude towards risk may differ (indeed their ex ante willingness to take risk may differ from their ex post feelings when bad things happen).

Begging to differ Indeed, in the name of standing-out and in hope of being recognized as a global player, Qatar regularly made highly-controversial decisions when it came to its foreign policy.

This is in accordance with the fact that these quite detailed models come from Leloup and Goldbeter (2003) and differ indeed by parameter values.

The magnitude of the reliability coefficient tells us nothing about the variability between subjects, and nothing about the extent to which people differ: indeed, this is the whole point of my argument.

Consequently, pairs of samples are selected by the preliminary test for which one member is extreme and the other member is representative; the main significance test will then indicate that the samples differ indeed.

Studies on sympatric Lake Victoria cichlids showed that sister species that differ in their female mating preferences for male nuptial coloration [ 9], also differ in the peak absorption spectra of their opsin genes [ 14], and differ indeed in their visual sensitivity to red and blue light [ 15].

The precise levels of helix/strand content and length differed indeed more between different datasets (PDB subset versus entire set of human proteins) than between observation and prediction for any set for which we have experimental information.

They differed indeed in all traits except the mildew resistance (phenological stage: P<0.001, plant height: P<0.001, vegetative mass: P<0.001, seed number: P<0.001, seed yield: P<0.001 for the contrast among offspring lines within control).

More plausibly, the truth value of tested hypotheses could differ (if indeed it does differ) because of two sub-factors: Scientists in softer sciences might chose their hypotheses based on a greater amount of personal observations, preliminary results, and pure and simple intuition that precede a "formal", published "test" of the hypothesis.

However, the beneficial results after bariatric surgery seem to differ interindividually; indeed, it is postulated that the effectiveness of bariatric surgery, in terms of weight loss, varies between ethnic groups (4– 12).

The main effect of counseling channels is significant (F = 118.23, p = 0.000), as is the interaction between counseling channels and counseling problems (F = 55.65, p = 0.000), suggesting that the participants' rated preferability does indeed differ among the three channels, and the differences in the rated counseling channels also varies across counseling problems.