Sentence examples for manifests itself differently from inspiring English sources
"That manifests itself differently in different classes and geographic areas.
Since eutrophication is a condition that manifests itself differently in different systems, there is not a criterion variable with a clear threshold that can be used to set the criterion level.
The satisfaction of the three key drivers of volunteer motivation manifests itself differently for different volunteers.
The significance of water manifests itself differently in different religions and beliefs, but it is these two qualities of water that underlie its place in many cultures and faiths.
Fitzgerald and Niederhauser's work tracks suburbia's physical, social and environmental manifestations and, as suburbia manifests itself differently in each city, their work represents the unique forces at work in each locale.
I think the pressure to marry manifests itself differently, but there is still pressure there.
As if individuals are not radically different, and as if even the course of a common disease, like cancer, will not manifest itself differently in different individuals.
The self-centered and demanding adults Dr. Perri Klass describes will become parents, too, and their children will act like them, with an entitled outlook on life that will manifest itself differently at different ages.
We consider it likely that mycolactone induced production of ROS would be cell dependent and may manifest itself differently and at different concentrations in different cell types, depending on their capacity to produce ROS and their internal antioxidant status.
The reason why we conducted three separate ANCOVAs (one for each of the relevant time periods: pre-to-post; pre-to-FU1; pre-to-FU2) is that we had reason to expect that the impact of each of the interventions on MWD may manifest itself differently, across the different time periods (and this turned out to be the case).
But some researchers suspected the disease may also manifest itself differently, so the National Institutes of Health launched the Women's Ischemia Syndrome Evaluation (WISE) to find out.
