Sentence examples for significantly different terms from inspiring English sources

To prove that a criminal offence has been committed, evidence would have to be provided that an abuse of power has occurred and that migrants were employed on significantly different terms to local workers.

The law would allow evidence to be used against firms which can be shown to have employed migrant staff on significantly different terms to local workers.

When expression of the two alleles in a heterozygote is significantly different (termed allelic imbalance or AI), cis differences between alleles can be inferred since the trans environment is the same for both alleles.

Differences between site means were statistically significantly different in terms of velocity, height, and taper for both the acoustic tree sample and the veneer tree subsample (Table 3).

Initial investigations on the mixing in a T-piece highlighted that the environment within the scWHS reactor is highly unusual in terms of conventional reaction engineering because the fluid properties were significantly different in terms of temperature, viscosity and density.

The 2011 sample was not found to be significantly different in terms of diversity as measured by Simpson's D or in terms of overall ST composition (tested using the Classification Index [ 19]) from the 2009 sample.

The three groups were not significantly different in terms of gender, but a significant difference was observed for age.

North American, European and non-European invasive populations were not significantly different in terms of expected heterozygosity and mean number of pairwise differences (Table 1; all P>0.1).

Buck Lindekugel, staff attorney and conservation director for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, said Mr. Stevens's amendment and the 1998 law "are significantly different in terms of their effect".

However, distant metastasis was significantly different (in terms of statistical significance) between the two groups.

The two groups produced were significantly different in terms of land use, habitat and season.