Sentence examples for differing rather than from inspiring English sources

One recent criticism of approaching masculinity as a plural entity is that such an approach focuses too much attention on the differing rather than the common practices that men share (12).

It is interesting to see the MCS selection differ rather than we consider LOS or NLOS.

These results demonstrate that nucleosomal contexts of TFBSs differ rather than be uniform across the chromosomes.

In practice, very few Delphi panels, online or face to face, go beyond three rounds as participants tend to 'agree to differ' rather than move towards further consensus.

Therefore, our findings that there was a significant association between CRP levels and depressive symptoms in men only are probably because the main factors influencing on depression differ rather than hormonal environments or biological features differ between men and women.

In practice, very few Delphi panels, online or face to face, go beyond three rounds since participants tend to 'agree to differ' rather than move towards further consensus [ 38].

Therefore, we developed an siRNA technology to clarify the respective roles of ANK and PC-1 since both genes differed rather in their kinetics of expression than in their extent of induction in response to TGF-β1.

Since relatively few members of both the Tea Party Caucus and the Congressional Progressive Caucus are in competitive seats, the greater propensity of members in swing districts to support the bill could plausibly reflect ideological differences rather than differing views on electoral strategy.

This is to be expected only if the two processes are fundamentally different rather than differing only in the speed at which they occur.

But policymakers need to acknowledge their differing priorities rather than treat them as a homogeneous whole.

Shelke of the Institute of Food Technologists concedes that the term is problematic, but traces the issue to differing perceptions rather than misuse.