Sentence examples for differ much from the from inspiring English sources

For closely related species, the two methods also resulted in different estimates of θ and τ, although θ+2τ did not differ much from the average nucleotide divergences.

Does that version differ much from the English folktale?

Nor did milk thistle differ much from the placebo with regard to side effects.

The species' biology is apparently poorly known, although it is unlikely to differ much from the other Malacoptila puffbirds.

Still, the results of hierarchical logit models do not differ much from the results of nested logit model.

But key lawmakers and aides said the new repeal bill may not differ much from the eight-page 2015 bill.

The maximum temperatures in the fuel assemblies using the variable bypass gaps did not differ much from the corresponding temperatures using the fixed bypass gaps.

But the dirty secret of Mr Obama's foreign policy instincts is that they don't, and won't, differ much from the latter-day instincts of Mrs Clinton.

(And it will be interesting to see if the housekeeping lists in Sydney differ much from the lists countries prepared in April 2007).

Campaign officials also said that for all his criticism, Mr. Romney's prescriptions for dealing with Tehran do not differ much from the president's.

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.