Sentence examples for hardly differs from inspiring English sources

Though the movie prudently gives his age as 40, the character hardly differs from a standard-issue 20-year-old hero.

A reassuring result is that the perceived importance of the 23 distinct transfer channels we distinguished hardly differs between industry and university: we did not observe a major mismatch.

The App hardly differs from the Web platform regarding the core functionality.

The average score is 7.0 and it hardly differs between education sectors.

It has dawned on Clarify and Vantive that this business hardly differs from their own, and they too are now getting into the sales force automation business.

The frequency of carriage in Norway hardly differs appreciably from the 4% reported from Sweden [ 44].

Since there is only a single set of measurements in the experiment (as opposed to the Monte-Carlo runs where a different realization of the measurement process is generated for each run) and since the results of the particle filters hardly differ for different runs, only 10 Monte-Carlo runs were found to be trustable.

Overall, the ultra-morphologic interfacial features hardly differed for the different surface preparation techniques employed, except for the diamond bur preparation that appeared to have removed the demineralized (eroded) dentin layer quite effectively (Figs.  3 and 4).

Using combined cases and controls from Sweden is also unlikely to have a substantial effect on our results, because after the exclusion of the most differing SNPs, these sample groups hardly differed, and similar results were obtained also without the cases.

In spite of large compositional differences (ratio grasses : non-leguminous forbs : leguminous forbs ranging from 93 : 7 : 0 to 39 : 52 : 9), the vegetation of the same management regime hardly differed in its canopy structure, whereas the different management regimes led to distinct vertical profiles in the vegetation.

Fst-values indicated that the groups of South American and Asian accessions hardly differ genetically, but a moderate level of genetic difference was found between the groups of Asian and African accessions (Table  3).