Sentence examples for even different than from inspiring English sources

Isozyme study of 8 enzymes using 1688 traditional Asian varieties, however, revealed that Rayadas neither fall under japonica nor indica type, even different than typical deepwater rice thus categorized into separate group (Group-IV) (Glaszmann1987).

There are many good responses but the question remains, is there something happening outside of the usual mechanisms that make these responses better or even different than what has gone on before?

With antibank sentiment reaching fever pitch and a global protest movement on the rise, they are even different times than the ones portrayed in "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," the sequel that was released last year.

They require different organisational structures and even different talent for success than IBM's core businesses.

Questions about why particular species have abundant TEs have different answers, even different kinds of answers, than do questions about why there are so many species with abundant TEs.

You had to figure out what kind of box to buy — whether an eighty-dollar box was better than, or even different from, a forty-dollar box.

In stores and on the Web, she found plenty of mattresses labeled "organic," "natural" or "eco-friendly," but little guidance about what exactly that meant, or what made any one of them better than — or even different from — another, or from a conventional mattress.

He even sounded different than he had before.

Indeed, it exaggerated them, creating a sense that male and female partners were even more different than traditionalists of the 1950s had imagined.

So in a weird way it's weird to be so proud of this record and the music because it's even more different than For Emma is to anything I've ever done before".

Even more different than the programs themselves is what happens when they're over.