Sentence examples for differs more than from inspiring English sources

Appropriate adjustments will be made if the actual information provided differs more than minimally from the initial projections.

As millennials' priorities around where they want to work differs more than the generation before them, finance departments will continue to adapt.

Secondly, one replicate is omitted and the standard deviation is recalculated; if the deviation differs more than 50% from the previous deviation, the omitted replicate is regarded as an outlier.

If the self-selected walking speed on the two occasions differs more than 15%%, the data collection will also be conducted at a walking speed matched to that at baseline.

It is easier to distinguish lineal relationships, e.g., great-great-great-grandparent offspring from second cousins, than it is to distingreat-great-great-grandparent offspringonce removed (for all of which R = 1/32) because the lineal recombination and transmission process differs more than that between half and full-sib descendants.

While every performance is different, some differ more than others.

This is in line with some recent studies also describing high variability of Cmin values differing more than 50-fold between different patients [ 26, 34, 41].

Or perhaps thresholds for vulgarity differ more than is sometimes admitted.

MR. GREEN -- I don't know an issue on where we differ more than on education.

If so, you'd expect siblings raised together, in manifest birth order, to differ more than siblings raised apart.

IT might be hard to find two television shows that differ more than "SpongeBob SquarePants," the Nickelodeon cartoon, and "Six Feet Under," HBO's mordant comedy.