The location decision faced by blacks born in the Southern USA, for example, differed from those faced by potential foreign immigrants to the contemporary USA; the imperfect substitution that I estimate, for another, was likely due at least in part to racial discrimination.
Since Sigma-Aldrich is not a pharmaceutical company, the academia industry relationship in this example differs from the rest.
Though simple academic flow problems showing the importance of mass conservation are well-known, these examples differ from practically relevant ones, since specially designed force vectors are prescribed.
Do those European fairy tales — the stories told by the Brothers Grimm or Hans Christian Andersen, for example — differ much from any Chinese fairy tales Bella and her classmates might have grown up with?
An important empirical question is whether the healthcare trajectories of patients dying from cancer, for example, differ in significant ways from those dying from congestive heart failure or COPD.
The size of a grand jury, for example, differs from place to place: in Missouri, it was made up of 12 people.
But if the situation in one country — Greece, for example — differs from that in the rest of Europe, that country no longer has its own monetary policy to address national problems.
Tim Cook's genius at operations shows in how Apple is now making scores of different versions of the iPhone for different markets, yet everyone thinks there's only one (the iPhone for the new China Mobile 4G system, for example, differs from all others sold worldwide).
Selenocysteine, for example, differs from the traditional cysteine residue by substituting a sulfur atom with a selenium atom.
The use of MS/MS for acylcarnitines, for example, differs from its use for detection of amino acid disorders in which there is little overlap between the analytes associated with the conditions.
