Sentence examples for different means depending on from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that NF- κB likely supports cell survival by different means depending on cell types and/or underlying oncogenic mechanisms.
Spoken Chinese is tonal, which means that a single syllable can have different meanings depending on whether it is flat, rising, falling and rising, or falling sharply.
The same equation (with different means and geometric means depending on the data distribution) was used to calculate the absolute amount of H2O2 and MDA.
Which means depending on your carrier, you could be carrying one of three slightly different-looking 8800s.
However, equity itself can mean a number of different things depending on one's values: it can mean everybody is treated in exactly the same way regardless of who they are or what is wrong with them but it might also mean that those in greatest need should have the first call on resources.
The company considers WatchESPN an "interactive sports viewing experience," which tends to mean different things depending on the platform one is accessing it through.
Exact means unconditionally valid; approximate means valid under certain conditions; broken can mean different things, depending on the object considered and its context.
First, the term "digital transformation" often means different things depending on scope and intent.
That's because "network neutrality" means different things depending on who invokes the term, which may be a good reason to avoid it in a platform.
