Sentence examples for different in term of from inspiring English sources

In this way, universities that belong to the same cluster are very similar to each other, whereas universities belonging to different clusters are very different in term of bibliometric data.

And no doubt that we are not only different in term of our physical looks, but also regarding our views on life, moral values, attitudes, and beliefs.

Studies were very different in term of patients' characteristics at baseline, however all reported decreased disease activity and relapse rates during RTX maintenance (Table  2 and Fig.  2).

Despite the fact that hypertonic fluids contained the same amounts of sodium, HSB and HSL were different in term of calories.

It is not obvious to establish the biological, physical and chemical parameters that are relevant to protein adaptation because abyssal and shallow water environments are extremely different in term of pressure, temperature, light and nutrients.

Ficus lineages included in our phylogeny are highly different in term of height and life forms, with some lineages represented mainly by canopy emergent trees (e.g. subsection Caulocarpae) and other mainly by small shrubs and trees in open habitats (e.g., subsection Chlamydodorae).

"I wouldn't do anything different in terms of tactics.

Each was slightly different in terms of ingredients.

"Rickie was different in terms of his ability," Parkin remembered.

"It's a bit different in terms of David Moyes and his staff coming in.

Journalistic writing is quite different in terms of structure, language and expectations of the reader.