Sentence examples for intended to differ from inspiring English sources

They were fed three experimental feed diets (A, B and C), which were intended to differ in protein contents, hence methionine contents.

However, the master plans only reveal how eco/low-carbon cities are originally intended to differ from non-eco/low-carbon-cities when they start and more comprehensive studies are needed for it to be possible to predict where they will go in the future.

However, access was intended to differ in the pilot in that day patients were not required to show that they were living temporarily in the area and did not necessarily need to present with 'immediate and necessary' needs for care.

The proportion of respondents who intended to change behavior differed between current smokers (25.6%), occasional smokers (29.4%), and daily smokers (24.9%) (see Table 3).

It is not intended to compare countries of vastly differing G.D.P.'s.

Earlier in the day, a group of activists had called for a "silent curfew protest" which they said was intended to highlight the police's differing treatment of protesters based on race, and to expose the police's "anti-black racism, an institutionalized practice of the police force and government".

It is significant that the models in this study were intended to forecast mainly mainshocks, which differs from the framework of CSEP for Japan.

According to Milner, the new prizes are not intended to compete with the Nobels, and differ in crucial ways.

The cuts, while differing by country, are intended to give a measure of stability to a tenuous spurt of economic growth.

The analytic concerns of predictive studies differ from those of studies intended to support causal inferences.

Fulwiler, Forbes, Santangelo and Folstein [ 45] tested the hypothesis that prisoners who injured themselves without intending to die would differ clinically from prisoners who had attempted suicide.