Sentence examples for standards differ from from inspiring English sources

He said such standards differ from person to person.

"There is a greater potential for contamination to occur in some developing countries where growing standards differ from U.S. standards," Dr. Doyle said.

Today most HDTV sets require a separate set-top box to receive digital cable programming, and the transmission standards differ from cable system to cable system.

The 802.11 standards differ from another fast-growing new wireless standard called Bluetooth in that they are best suited for transmitting data over distances of up to a few hundred feet instead of just a few feet.

This is the latest development in a story that we've been following with interest, because of the lesson it provides to travellers visiting any country whose cultural standards differ from theirs.

The extent that actual IIS achievements of functional standards differ from our assumptions may affect the cost of those achievements.

Their gold standard differed from the one used in the present study.

National standards differ significantly from one country to the other because of inhomogeneous local conditions, widely varying cooking habits, the level of industrialisation and cultural preferences.

Furthermore, our clinical diagnosis standards differ slightly from those of other countries, such that patients with elevated levels of β-HCG and AFP in serum and/or CSF can be diagnosed with NGGCTs.

Although most developed countries now have pollution and safety standards that differ from those in the United States only by matters of degrees, foreign manufacturers still must certify that all the cars they export to this country comply with American standards.

Although each line meets breed standards, they differ from each other in individual characteristics.