Sentence examples for does not greatly differ from inspiring English sources
In comparing our results to findings elsewhere, it would seem that organizational context does not greatly differ between different types of health care organizations in different countries.
When given 100 mg m− 2 docetaxel i.v. (without CsA), the resulting systemic exposure was 4.27±2.26 mg h− 1 l− 1. Adjusted for the difference in dose, exposure following oral administration with concomitant CsA does not greatly differ from exposure after i.v. administration without CsA.
The head of the bearded Saint Peter holding the key to Paradise (curiously not recognized in the catalog) does not greatly differ from much earlier Gothic figures.
Curiously, this 1879 work does not greatly differ in style from a much earlier portrait of a "Lady With a Fan" done in 1862.
Thus, their physiological state under the elevated CO2 conditions does not greatly differ from the control.
The amount of information received by the eye of a monkey and a human does not greatly differ, and yet the inferior temporal cortex is 12 times larger in the human brain [ 26].
The rate and extent of lipid digestion did not greatly differ between crosslinked and non crosslinked multilayered emulsions.
In spite of the contamination by the valley response, the horizontal permanent deformation values at NAST did not greatly differ from those at KTP; the distance between NAST and KTP was only 6 km.
Denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) analysis showed that bacterial communities clustered according to each combination of NDF and NDSF, but did not greatly differ among diets (similarity indexes between 0.67 and 0.70), nor biodiversity was affected (average Shannon and richness indexes 3.50 and 33.1; P > 0.10).
While the figures--and methodologies used to arrive at them--vary considerably, the conclusion to which they point is that Muslims do not greatly differ in religious behavior from other Europeans.
