Sentence examples for tends differ from inspiring English sources

The responses look similar between sites within each area, but the spatial variation tends differ somewhat between Area A and Area B. For example, the phase tensors at 5120 s tend to elongate in the northeast southwest direction in Area A, but form a more circular shape in Area B (Fig. 4).

Table 2 presents our view of the dimensions of measure which tend differ between these two types of measurement models.

Previous studies on self-selection among permanent migrants have shown that the type and degree of selection tends to differ when we focus on different groups.

Therefore the detection rate of NMSC would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Therefore the detection rate would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Therefore the detection rate of breast cancer would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Therefore the detection rate of bladder cancer would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Because NHI is a universal and mandatory insurance with very high coverage but low co-payments, the detection rate would not tend to differ among different social classes.

Terminology in this matter tends to differ between countries.

But the concerto tends to differ from the sonata, too, in certain ways that set it apart.

These mostly undramatic outcomes -- from "The Road From Coorain," which has its PBS premiere tonight on "Masterpiece Theater" -- remind viewers of some of the ways that real life tends to differ from carefully shaped narratives, fictional or nonfictional.