Sentence examples for most cases different from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brown, of the private jet group, doesn't dispute Mr. Castelveter's estimates of the amount of corporate traffic in the New York area, but he says the actual overlap is very small because the corporate jets are using the different airports and in most cases, different routes.
In most cases, different grains from the same hand sample and different samples from the same site have reproducible 40Ar/39Ar plateau ages.
CondNet owns and operates five "vertical category" Web sites that relate thematically to various Cond Nast publications but have in most cases different titles.
In most cases, different types of the same nanomaterials were used or experimental conditions varied from study to study making it increasingly difficult to interpret and compare the results [9].
Clearly, there is a very wide range of practices; in certain pastoral conditions, individuated rights of access, rental and purchase do develop and flourish, but in most cases, different forms of communal, collective, seasonal/successional rights of access are the rule.
Furthermore, in most cases different technologies are used to evaluate HER2 in the primary tumor and the CTCs.
In practical situations in most cases, many different, non-cooperative parties control different entities within the supply chain, leading to non-cooperative decision making.
The problems have different sources, and in most cases several different problems are given for each system.
The efficiency of the extraction process was studied at several analyte concentration levels obtaining high recoveries (>80% in most cases) for different types of full-fat milks.
The CIAD of AA for the ensiled CL, SPV and CL + SPV were in most cases not different from the corresponding CIAD of AA of the dried ingredients.
Additionally, most of these scenarios require the interaction with a trust management infrastructure (such as a PKI -Public Key Infrastructure-), usually to validate the digital certificates provided by communication peers belonging, in most cases, to different administrative domains.
