Sentence examples for differently appear from inspiring English sources

Third, attitudinal factors and socio-demographic variables also differently appear in the models of walking.

— and thus act differently, appearing more inconsistent than they are.

Finally, I compare the carbon emissions of INS (iron and steel industry) sector among scenarios in Tables 5 and 6 to see how the "carbon leakage" differently appears depending on the accounting method.

The first point to be made on the representationalist's behalf is that, as Levine goes on to admit (p. 71), the eyes seem to be representing the world differently; "space appears differently filled on the two sides of the head".

Differently, results appear more consistent across studies assessing the association between anxiety and the development of CAD.

The questionnaire may therefore have caused mothers and children to act differently to appear that they are more careful with regard to oral hygiene.

Although the suggestion that the heteroduplex regions of crossover-associated and crossover-unassociated conversion events are formed differently may appear problematical, studies of meiotic recombination events in yeast provide a precedent.

Rather than resist any insight from ivory tower academics, several golfers admitted to handling identical birdie and par putts differently — and appeared somewhat amused at being found out.

Put differently, what appears to be exceptional in Argentina is that the middle class is ideologically to the left of those at the bottom of the income distribution.

The results from this large dataset indicate that the two variants may be acting mechanistically differently; G396D appears to be a true example of recessive Mendelian disease, whereas the results for Y179C are more complex and there is therefore some argument against combining the two variants.

Furthermore, we appear differently to different people – a son or daughter to our parents, a parent to our offspring, a friend, an enemy, a colleague.