Sentence examples for to differ based on from inspiring English sources
This suggests that the demographics of the Scottish Caucasian population are very different to the American Caucasian population, which also appear to differ based on ethnicity.
Various crystallographic structures of MCM reveal different orientations of the 5′-deoxyadenosyl radical moiety, which appear to differ based on whether the Co C bond is formed or broken.
This highlights the caution required in data interpretation of MALDI-IMS in cases where molecules with identical m/ z values, but different structures, are compared, since the ionization efficiency in MALDI-IMS seems to differ based on molecular structure [ 48].
Obviously, this is going to differ based on use.
But that's offset by free delivery on large orders, although the total spend that qualifies for that appears to differ based on location.
Likewise, the isolation effect is expected to differ based on how the target isolation period is configured according to the characteristics of a particular building.
The memo also read, "No government treatment or legal status, effect, right, benefit, privilege protection or responsibility relating to marriage shall differ based on the parties to the marriage being of the same sex or a different sex".
The precise amount you'll have to lean will differ based on how hard you're turning, but be careful not to lean too drastically before you're comfortable making more delicate turns.
We felt that it was important to involve FPs from the different regions in Ontario (northern, eastern, central east, southwest and central west), as well as have both urban and rural representation, as needs with respect to guidelines may differ based on these characteristics.
If acceptable health is applied as a reference point in priority setting in health care, the societal value attached to health gains may differ based on their position relative to this reference point.
(Though to be sure, prices differ based on quantity and quality from city to city).
