Sentence examples for longer different from from inspiring English sources

ET-1, TXB2, PGF2α, and TNFα all increased after 1 hour of endotoxin infusion and all remained elevated until the 6 hour measurement – except TNFα, which was no longer different from baseline at T2. 6-Keto-PGF1α and IL-8 differed from baseline after 2 hours of endotoxin infusion, and only 6-keto-PGF1α remained elevated at T4 and T6 (Table 2).

He was no longer different from my mother just because he was the father and she wasn't.

As Ms. Lissard, the playwright, contemplated the absence of nearly all but the usual suspects, she theorized that New Yorkers were no longer different from everyone else.

"We decided to forgo a separate mobile pavilion this year because it is clear that mobile gaming is no longer different from other forms of video games," a spokeswoman for the conference said.

From the service-centric point of view, such functionalities are no longer different from any other service.

Immigration has become a key feature in the Province of South Tyrol and as such it is no longer different from other regions in Europe in this respect.

The authors argue that narcissistic personality disorder "is no longer markedly different from the expectations of our culture".

Materially, in fact, her life was no longer very different from her life with Lourdes, except that the apartment was "hooked up," and she had a telephone.

The bank said: Weir has done significantly better in oil and gas than we expected, and our estimates are no longer markedly different from consensus, despite our lingering concerns on the minerals side.

Kinnell does detect some positive signs, however, noting that thanks to changing police and prosecutor attitudes to sex worker deaths and advances in forensics, the rate of clear-up for murder cases involving sex workers is no longer very different from that for other murders.

Shelby County, Ala., is arguing that these covered jurisdictions — nine mostly Southern states and parts of several others — are no longer any different from the rest of the country, and that the chore of compliance has become an unfair and costly burden.