Sentence examples for often differs from inspiring English sources

The definition of key terms often differs between different branches and traditions of engineering.

Moreover, the genetic and phenotypic profiling of CTCs often differs from that of the primary tumor; this difference can be used to select the most effective targeted therapy.

But here too rhetoric often differs from reality.

Wordsworth's own diction, however, often differs from his theory.

All other species of salamanders have internal fertilization and more complex courtship behaviour, which often differs in details between species.

These products have not been tested thoroughly in young people, even though a child's physiological response to a drug often differs from that of an adult.

Neither the government nor corporations make tax returns public, and a company's taxable income often differs from the profits disclosed in annual reports.

Atheists and humanist experience wonder and awe in ways that sometimes resembles but often differs from the way that the religious people respond to the unknown.

Foreigners have long faced unexpected legal trouble in the emirates, where the legal system often differs considerably from what they expect at home.

(A related issue is that we have no accepted model for how to measure biological age, which often differs significantly from chronological age. Seventy probably isn't the new fifty for, say, Ozzy Osbourne).

Endoscopic management often differs based on the risk of metastasis.