Sentence examples for does not really differ from inspiring English sources

Accessibility of Proline associated with PPIIDSSP is high and does not really differ from the average accessibility of Proline.

"When I look at the state of animation today, in a lot of ways it doesn't really differ from 15 or 20 years ago," Mr. Smith said.

"It's crazy that we have these incredibly powerful devices and we're still communicating the same way we did 25 years ago," said co-founder Olof Mathé, who added that his experience in Gmail doesn't really differ that much from the Pine e-mail client he used two decades ago.

"They do not really differ," she explained.

There was a great feeling that the London SlutWalk represented all kinds of women, not because we were all "welcome" but because we did not really differ in what we wanted.

There were three differences: the health dimension role functioning (physical) was significantly related to mortality in women but not in men, and bodily pain was significantly related to women but not in men, although absolute HRs did not really differ.

Despite there being a significant effect (P<0.05) for some subscales and items in the US group but not in the EU group, the treatment effect within the US group did not really differ from that within the EU group.

It subsequently appeared to be a good choice, since Nooyens et al showed that determinants of weight gain among older populations do not really differ from determinants in adult populations [ 9].

Don't assume that we Americans fit neatly into little categories that don't really differ by region, which is what a lot of agencies do…Moms in San Francisco and San Antonio are driven by the same values.

It doesn't really matter if their reasons for opposing Putin differ, she says.

Many voters have either not seen the new Constitution or do not really understand how it differs from the old one.