Sentence examples for not materially different from inspiring English sources

Estimates of differences adjusted for age/sex/HCP exposure were not materially different from the unadjusted estimates presented in table 3.

The 1952 Act is not materially different from the 1870 Act with regard to these matters.

But this is not materially different from what we've already seen for years.

My life is not materially different from what it was 10 years ago.

The Justice Department, in its Supreme Court briefs, said cellphones were not materially different from wallets, purses and address books.

The problems that France faced in Central Africa were not materially different from those faced by Leopold.

The F.D.A. disagreed, concluding that "AquAdvantage Salmon is not materially different from food derived from other Atlantic salmon" and therefore that "no additional labeling" is needed.

[*18] The 1952 Patent Act is not materially different from the 1870 Act with regard to claiming, reissue, and the role of the PTO.

The authors limited their discussion to the fact that influenza activity in Maebashi was not materially different from that in cities with mass vaccination programs.

Mr. Skilling, who asserted his testimony was not "materially different" from Mr. McMahon's, said he recalled Mr. McMahon's complaining not about how the partnerships could affect shareholders, but about whether it would affect his compensation.

Last month, the Landmarks Preservation Commission described the Renaissance-style Martha Washington, designed by Robert W. Gibson, as having a "sense of dignity". It is not materially different from two dozen other Midtown hotels.