Sentence examples for extent differ from inspiring English sources

Both the associated power enhancements and the altitude extent differ from many NEIAL observations as described above.

Even though the starting point of Albuquerque et al. [P1] is close to our survey, the results, to some extent, differ.

Interestingly, within a particular metabolic pathway the specific genes upregulated by Wy14643 to some extent differ between mouse and human.

These results to some extent differ from the observations derived from several previous studies.

From a neurolinguistic viewpoint L1 and L2 modules, although similar in overall cortical extent, differ in anatomical distribution.

Although the acute metabolic effects of both PRED and EXE may to some extent differ from their effects after prolonged administration, it provides a good model to study the effects of each of both drugs and their interaction.

All compost teas increased the growth and mineral content of pakchoi, although the extent differed and was associated with the presence of mineral N and gibberellin (GA4) in the teas.

Though the peat layer from the GPR radargram correlates with what from the borehole log referred to as water saturated peat with clay intercalation (Figs. 3 and 4), its thickness and/or depth extent differs greatly from that obtained from the borehole logs.

In the end, Safer Streets, Stronger Economies is less a scientific study than a compilation of available (and, to a great extent, differing) data from a limited range of case studies.

Third, the surgical extent differed, especially with respect to the extent of lymph node dissection.

However, the extent differs between men and women and does not necessarily coincide with weight gain [ 1, 4, 5].