Sentence examples for proportionately different from from inspiring English sources
The adult femora are proportionately different from the juvenile, being mostly straighter and more ovoid in cross-section.
We found the STX profile of P. bahamense isolates from Florida to be similar to, but proportionately different from, the toxin profile of southern puffer fish fillet (Etheridge et al. 2006; Quilliam et al. 2004), and we identified P. bahamense as the putative source of the STXs.
Funders should measure programmes proportionately: Large-scale funders using public money are very different from small-scale solidarity funds, so we shouldn't use the same rules for both.
The main way that the ape brain is different from our own is in size of the cortex, and thus their limbic (emotional) system is proportionately large [ 88].
Make it "different from".
Make it different from, not different than.
How different from today.
The increase in the poorest countries was proportionately greater: from 47 to 63.
That's a technical term, meaning it took proportionately more from the poor than from the rich.
The shift will mean garnering more and more of its business from software and services and proportionately less from selling costly computers.
