Sentence examples for regularly differ from inspiring English sources

Chamois Niortais has traditionally played in an entirely blue home strip, although away strips regularly differ.

In mammals, closely related species regularly differ by less than 5% in their cytochrome b sequences, and a divergence of more than 5% within a single species suggests the presence of cryptic species.

One-way analysis of variance and a chi-square test showed that height, waist-hip ratio, systolic/diastolic pressure, pulse rate, and the proportions of women who smoked and exercised regularly differed among the groups.

However, patterns of jealousy reported when using hormonal contraceptives, as compared to when regularly cycling, differed between single and partnered women.

The overall effect estimates of municipalities inviting 50- to 69-year-old women regularly or irregularly differed significantly from those of the invitational category 'regular 50–59' (P=0.003).

The brains of people who regularly play computer games differ from those of infrequent gamers, research suggests.

Our research question is: Do low SES smokers who regularly attend smoking cessation therapy differ in their motivations, barriers and social support, from those who do not?

These solicitations differ radically from a regularly increasing load applied by a classical scratch test apparatus.

Analysing an establishment survey, Kettner and Rebien (2007) found that One-Euro-Jobbers in about a quarter of the establishments perform tasks that do not differ from those of regularly employed colleagues.

When two species are regularly found on the same substrate, they greatly differ in size and there are corresponding differences in the size of prey taken [ 32].

In contrast, all types of control mice gave birth regularly, and the litter sizes did not differ significantly.