Sentence examples for some differences from from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of VC in our study was 70.0%, and although there were some differences from previous studies because of the different evaluation methods used, the finding of a high prevalence of VC in hemodialysis patients was consistent with most studies [ 8, 15, 16].

There are some differences from the famine that occurred in the same region in 2005.

"No question, the next version of 'Spider-Man' that runs in other cities will have some differences from the Broadway version.

Some differences from the West's will fade as the industry and China's economy mature and the country's internet population grows older and richer.

In continental Europe the cabinet, or council of ministers, similarly became an intrinsic part of parliamentary systems of government, though with some differences from the British system.

The two agencies, formally known as the Nassau Health Care Corporation and the Westchester Health Care Corporation, have some differences from regular hospitals, besides their public benefit agency format.

Some differences from the classical technique are identified.

This study has some differences from other similar studies.

The flare spectrum show some differences from those of low-mass young stars.

Therefore, it was possible that the actual joint angles had some differences from the measured values.

Naval reactors have some differences from stationary PWR because they have limitations on volume and weight, requiring compact solutions.