Sentence examples for supposedly differs from inspiring English sources

Ponerorchis supposedly differs from both Amitostigma and Neottianthe in that each of its two viscidia is enclosed in a separate bursicle rather than being naked [ 2, 3, 17, 21, 26, 27].

"Boyhood" supposedly will differ from traditional rites of passage narratives and viewers can judge for themselves when it appears late in the year.2.

An AT&T phone uses a different signal than a Verizon Wireless or Sprint phone, and coverage for the two supposedly "nationwide" networks differ substantially.

A 1984 expert panel examined the effect on reference ranges for serum and RBC folate concentrations after the deletion of data on individuals with parameters that indicated folate deficiency (eg, hemoglobin concentrations, mean corpuscular volume, macrocytosis) to identify serum and RBC folate concentration ranges that differed between supposedly at-risk and folate-replete groups (15).

After Georgia, supposedly, everything was different.

Supposedly authoritative, the Italian translation differed seriously from the German original on the vital issues of euthanasia and birth control.

Subsequent experiments have established that this was an unfairly pessimistic assessment, for improvements in experimental techniques have been accompanied by a significant improvement in the fish's performance, a finding that highlights the extreme difficulty of assessing the relative efficiency of widely differing animals on supposedly the same task.

We however do not yet know very much about how and why competencies differ across countries for the same, supposedly comparable, education levels (but see Heisig and Solga 2015; Park and Kyei 2011).

That is how antisemitism differs from other kinds of racism: Jews, supposedly, are not just bastards, but – despite a rich Jewish working-class history – ruling bastards.

Similarly, the novel migratory behaviour observed in the blackcap, which differs in its directional and distance component from the supposedly ancestral migratory behaviour, has been paralleled by morphological changes [ 7].

Their accounts differ in places, but what is indisputable is that they both recall exactly how their supposedly "lucky" ship sank.