Sentence examples for do not differ very from inspiring English sources
The calculated hydrogen yields of the three processes do not differ very much.
Light-off is in the sequence hydrogen, carbon monoxide, propene, but the light-off temperatures do not differ very much.
Also, it is important to highlight that the results obtained using the average criteria do not differ very much from those obtained with the mode one.
In conclusion, we can confirm that our findings do not differ very much from previous observations [8, 9], but rather extend them.
In Fig. 5, one can see that the real and imaginary parts of the surface impedance Z are not equal, even though they do not differ very much.
For example in western and central Europe, the level of carbon stocks in the mineral soil between shallow soils (Leptosols) and more deeply developed soils (Podzols and Cambisols) do not differ very much.
It may also be because of Mr. Romney's tone: he is somewhat less strident than Mr. Santorum on social issues, even though they don't differ very much when you examine their actual policy positions.
Most businessmen long ago made up their minds about Mr Miliband and his leadership of Labour, and their views probably don't differ very much from Mr Blair's.
In addition, Rivero-Arias et al. showed that the difference in predicted utility did not differ very much with OLS predictions when mapping mRS to EQ-5D, although the Mlogit provided a better fit for worse health states [ 16].
As expected from the relatively uniform %C of major biomolecules [5], %C did not differ very much among organs, although the among-site differences were statistically significant (p<0.01).
