Sentence examples for terms differ only from inspiring English sources

Despite having completely different origins, these correction terms differ only by numerical constants.

The terminology can be confusing, with several terms differing only slightly in definition (e.g. minimal clinically important difference, clinically important difference, minimally detectable difference, subjectively significant difference).

Both versions contain the same terms and differ only in the merge/child organizational structure described above.

They need to feel that they are on the same page in terms of what they want in life, and differ only in terms of their preferred ways of getting it.

Four different confidence scales were used, and the recognition tests differed only in terms of the range of the confidence scale.

All these methods do not differ only in terms of the indicator or force observed, but also in terms of the time scale investigated and the amount of available information.

According to Possibility Haecceitism, maximal possibilities that differ haecceitistically include the very same qualitative possibilities and differ only in terms of the non-qualitative possibilities they include.

In an attempt to determine the role of education in finding employment, we created Model 1 and Model 2, which differ only in terms of how we defined education.

"Man" and "rational animal" — the defined and the definition — differ only in terms of reason, whereas "white" and "rational" differ in a real sense, since it is a matter of different natures and not of concepts or intentions founded in the same res.

By definition, the empirical points on any given ROC differ only in terms of response bias, whereas ROC that fall higher in the space reflect greater ability to discriminate guilty from innocent suspects because the hit rate is higher for any particular false alarm rate.

The pattern in each is the same; the two differ only in terms of the root position.