Sentence examples for like the differing from inspiring English sources

Just like the differing degrees of bowing, different types of speech are used depending on the person, social hierarchy and situation.

Still, many Israelis are less versed in the intricacies of the debate about Iran, including concepts like the differing American and Israeli "red lines" that, when crossed by the Iranians, would make military action inevitable.

Comparisons are difficult because of the influence of miscellaneous factors like the differing proportions of children in the population.

The journalists -- mostly from organizations such as CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and the like -- differed on who deserved the blame for the crisis: 45 said banks and 44 said regulators.

We thus transfected Sa19 "like" ORNs differing in their U content (Fig 1B) and admixed U nucleosides into TLR8+ cells.

We would like to differ from the authors, however, regarding the implications of the role of NP cells in vivo in comparison with in vitro as competent phagocytes to ingest apoptotic cells.

Despite this commonality, the mechanisms underlying the transitions from regular bursts to the sigh-like burst and from the quiescent plateau to the sigh-like spike differ in the two models.

Plotting these CDS by their %GC revealed that the Rickettsiales-like proteins differed from the genes within the other two categories, possessing a mean %GC consistent with Rickettsiales genomes (fig. 6).

Figure 7 clearly demonstrates how the device picks up different anomalies in the tissue-like phantom with differing contrasts.

How do the rewards of doing a piece like this differ from the rewards of performing more traditional pieces of music or theater?

The mouse κB-like probes differed from the homologous human sequences as follows: mouse -5.2 κB-like, 18 bp out of 28 bp equal to human (18/28); mouse -5.8 κB-like, 20/28; and mouse -8.3 κB-like, 13/26.