Sentence examples for different sets of those from inspiring English sources

We travel with eight air freight containers; we have only one sea freight container per event, and we have five different sets of those, so the first is going to Singapore and then from there to Japan, so they have a special schedule.

Forbes said you arrived in the United States knowing only three words of English, yet there are different sets of those first three words: Inc.: Please, thank you, help; Bend, Not Break: Thank you, hello, help; NPR: Thank you, help, excuse me.

"Dual identities, having to hide a part of who you are, living under two different sets of rules: those were daily realities for immigrants and their children.

In Eq. (9) we recognize two different sets of terms, namely those due to the conservative part of the system (1), and those coming from the non-conservative part of it.

Emblematic of the gridlock, different government administrations have hired different sets of advisors, and those advisors often produce data that acquiesces to a specific set of assumptions.

We evaluated trends over time in the use of different sets of codes including those affirmed by 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 raters.

Recent studies based on different sets of genes to those in the present study provide some insight into the matter.

GR MR heterodimers may regulate the expression of different sets of genes than those controlled by GR homodimers and MR homodimers (Nishi, 2011; Trapp and Holsboer, 1996).

This parameter is ignored in all studies aimed at investigating the effect of GAGs on protein aggregation and could explain some discrepancies observed between different sets of experiments, for example those involving α-synuclein [6], [39].

Quite simply, all 68 presented different sets of numbers, conveniently including only those that looked good.

"There's a challenge trying to understand the relationship between those different sets of data," Jersey City's Chief Innovation Officer Brian Platt told me.