Sentence examples for quite different levels of from inspiring English sources

The first is an institutional framework that would produce "convergence" between its members' economies – in other words, an effective means of bringing closer together the economic performances of countries with wildly different industrial structures and quite different levels of productivity and competitiveness.

Similarly, human A1 (AA1R HUMAN) and A2a (AA2AR HUMAN) receptors, display the smallest variability for compounds, and show quite different levels of performance ( R 0 ext 2 in the 0.56 0.60 range and in the 0.70 0.74 range respectively).

This may be because faults have quite different levels of activity even locally, and hence, each fault does not represent regional tectonics well, in contrast to each plate boundary.

For starters, the many different ways used by PS4 games to try and deliver on the console's 4K claims is confusing and, for me, even potentially misleading at times, given the quite different levels of performance the different approaches can produce.

Murch told me that many of the strains she and her colleagues studied were marketed with claims of "quite different" levels of CBD and THC.

For example, gliomas with similar EGFR gene copy number and mRNA over-expression may accumulate quite different levels of the corresponding protein (Table 1).

There will be big regional differences in the likely effects of this: different areas of England are funded at quite different levels.

WG took it to a quite different level.

Analysis of 319 measurements of physical activity level in adults aged 18 64 years showed that physical activity level was quite similar at different levels of BMI (Prentice et al. 1996).

In other words, although the two daughter cells are genetically identical, they behave quite differently because of the different levels of this second messenger molecule.

The results of maintenance will be quite different due to different levels of human reliability, as shown in Fig. 3 [35].