Sentence examples for especially different from from inspiring English sources
What I mean to say is that he was not especially different from the others, from the peers who shared his moments of joy and his suffering, yet nothing even remotely similar happened to any of them.
At the surface, it's not especially different from any of the other leading consumer PFM apps.
Young Republicans look especially different from older members of their party.
A new kind of celebrity is emerging from the fertile ground of social media, a celebrity that does nothing especially different from the everyman, and lives his or her life nearly indistinguishably from fans, except for one thing--it's all broadcasted.
Cherry tomatoes were especially different from round/beefs in chromosomes 4, 5 and 12.
The elevated C3 concentration in serum and weak C3 deposition in glomeruli were especially different from the other groups (Table 2).
The MindUP Program's curriculum focuses on reducing stress and anxiety; improving concentration, focus and academic performance; gaining greater self-insight and awareness; reducing peer-to-peer conflict such as bullying; and learning to more rapidly appreciate the many differences and qualities of others especially when different from one's own.
"India, especially, is extremely different from the rest of the world.
Previous long-term exposure to NSAIDs was clearly protective by itself, especially for NSAIDs different from aspirin (Table 1).
Moreover, large amount of plant residues especially from different trees including leaf litter is also generated daily which is a potential environmental hazard via land-filling and incineration of these carbon pools (Chaudhry et al. 1999).
Although some protocol parameters can comfortably remain constant among scanners (eg, tube voltage, gantry rotation time), the automatic exposure control (AEC) parameter, which selects the overall mA level during tube current modulation, is difficult to match among scanners, especially from different CT manufacturers.
