Sentence examples for differed from the early from inspiring English sources

The studies differed from the early EPA epidemiology studies in three significant ways: 1.

The subject was how the war in Iraq, which Clark calls a "historic blunder," differed from the 1999 war over Kosovo, which Clark commanded.

But these coalitions differed from the 2010 version in that they were formed before general elections rather than after, and thus endorsed by the voters.

Asked why her account differed from the July 18 police report — most glaringly, she says the woman went to the police, rather than the other way around — Ms. Sumpter said they might have involved separate incidents.

Content differed from the 2003 survey in that several questions regarding nursing staffing were eliminated from the current survey.

This is compared with an aggregate adoption rate of 38.2% in 2000 (Khanal et al., [2010]) (which differed from the 2005 percentage at P ≤0.10) and 42.1% in 1993 (Short [2000]).

This is compared with estimated aggregate adoption rates of 24.4% in 2000 (Khanal et al., [2010]) (which differed from the 2005 estimated at P≤ 0.10) and 12.5% in 1993 (Short, [2000]).

This is compared with 3.4% of farmers milking at least 3 times per day in 2000 (Khanal et al., [2010]) (which differed from the 2005 estimate at P ≤0.10) and 2.7% in 1993.

Democrats counter that when Cornyn introduced the current version of the bill, he did not make clear all of the ways in which it differed from the earlier version.

Both of these differed from the SC5314 sequence we determined by the same two point mutations.

The 2012 Yosemite outbreak differed from the 1993 Four Corners outbreak in certain respects.