Sentence examples for differently or more from inspiring English sources

This inconsistency with the present study suggests that forms of human and mouse NRF1 behave differently or, more likely, reflects differences between the cell types evaluated in in vitro assays.

Dr. Senay's book is about illnesses that affect both men and women, but she emphasizes those that affect men differently or more often than they do women.

We work memory over, perhaps hoping, subconsciously, that things will turn out differently — or more realistically, that we will discover a key that unlocks a memory's mysterious urgency.

It may be a signature of Off-Center's alternative spirit that its revivals seem to point artists inward and forward — to ways the musical form might work differently, or more deeply — as much as back in time.

"I regret not being able to travel with the club on this trip, but at the same time, I don't expect to be treated any differently or more favourably than anyone else in a similar situation.

Resolving point types this way, we may find that evolution occurs much differently or more rapidly in some segments than others, extending to multivariate GM data the approach that Morrow and Morrow (1999) demonstrated in the transition from Clovis to Colas de Pescado.

Showing that students in a flipped classroom consistently do things differently, earlier, or more often and in ways that contribute to their higher performance would make a stronger case that flipping a course is worthwhile and recommended.

But operators of some Goodwill stores have been making efforts to prod us to think a little differently, or perhaps more expansively, about the brand — and quite possibly the present economic gloom has primed us to be more open to that idea.

But are these motion control deals mere gimmicks (I think so, just based on how I play game; the public may well think differently), or something more?

"Through the lens of #MeToo now, do you think differently or feel more responsibility?... Did you ever apologize to her [Lewinsky]?" @craigmelvin to Bill Clinton pic.twitter.com/rXcixhDHER.

"We pride ourselves on our human rights agenda and if that's not a violation of human rights when women are treated differently or victimized more often, I don't know what is".