Sentence examples for differ much in from inspiring English sources

Different types of heat exchangers constructed for different applications may differ much in geometrical design.

It is known that different genes can differ much in translation elongation efficiency because of their differential codon adaptation to the tRNA pool (Xia 1998, 2005; van Weringh et al. 2011).

In fact, however, the three different exchanges usually don't differ much in action.

"They don't differ much in their football philosophies but they are very different personalities," says Endt, who was Van Gaal's press officer at Ajax between 1993 and 1997.

"You have made a convert of an opponent in one sense," he wrote to Galton, "for I have always maintained that, excepting fools, men did not differ much in intellect, only in zeal and hard work".

Many DPJ members, like Mr Koizumi, want to bolster Japan's Self-Defence Forces, and either revise the pacifist constitution or re-interpret it less restrictively.Nor do the LDP and DPJ differ much in other ways.

Despite characterisations of Mr Yushchenko as "pro-western" and his opponent as pro-Russian, their foreign policies may not have differed much in practice.

Since both stations are not differing much in latitude, going North at any of the two stations helps to improve UT1 UTC.

Mouse and human data differ much more in the average sequence length but the difference in the proportion of ambiguous nucleotides is comparable to A. thaliana data.

In some allergens (e.g. birch) the number of positive reactions did not differ much, whereas in others (e.g. Cat) larger differences was seen.

Another important finding of the study is that men and women with similar underlying morbidities (depression and CVD) differ much less in their use of primary healthcare services than men and women in the population as a whole.