Sentence examples for so differ from inspiring English sources

Although our predictions are not of the specific trials and so differ in many ways, the largest single reason for the difference is that we have predicted all episodes whereas the trial data refers to treated episodes only.

This work includes findings that childhood imprints 'memorize' regions of the virus that mutate little and so differ little between flu subtypes.

Mr. Scheppach said that most states are in a somewhat better position than they were a decade ago, because the boom years allowed them to build up reserve funds that they can now draw on, although the rules for doing so differ in each state.

18, § 5. 'Plainly circumstances may so change in time or so differ in space as to clothe with such an (public) interest what at other times or in other places would be a matter of purely private concern.' Block v. Hirsh, 256 U. S. 135, 155, 41 S. Ct. 458, 459, 65 L. Ed. 865, 16 A. L. R. 165.

UK costs have been updated to the most recent cost data and so differ from those quoted in the HTA submissions in Scotland and Wales.

Moved to learn why our countries so differ on this issue, I did something uncharacteristic and went to church.

So, differing study populations is a common problem when comparing different prevalence estimates.

Ni55-catalyzed growth was preceded by the formation of extended polyyne chains at the base of the SWCNT, and so differed fundamentally from Fe55-catalyzed growth.

Ancient sexual conventions so differed from our own that what we call "homosexuality" scarcely existed in that world.

Registration for classes during the summer terms is optional, therefore, the process to do so differs from the other enrollment terms.

This nothingness however is still opposed to being, and so differs from the absolute nothingness that underlies both sides of the opposition.