Sentence examples for way differing from from inspiring English sources
Archaeology can offer breakthrough findings, like evidence that a battle unfolded in a way differing from traditional accounts.
The party presented itself as a "third way", differing from the post-communist and rightwing parties which emerged from the Solidarity trade union, merging catholic and anti-EU rhetoric with leftwing economics.
In this vein, the studies presented in the following propose and validate an assessment instrument for newcomer integration strategies, applying it in a correlational research design within MMORPG environments, in this way differing from comparisons between MMORPG and face-to-face communities (as reviewed by, e.g., Erhel and Jamet 2013).
These insights were derived primarily from a series of interviews undertaken several years after the IBoD study was published, and may have therefore been influenced by informant views on the study outcomes, in this way differing from their views at the time.
The number of C-type murine leukaemia virus particles in CBA derived in this manner and milk-fostered by AKR mice in no way differs from normal CBA.
Usually, within a few generations the unique combination of genes of an excellent individual will be diluted and its relatives will in no way differ from relatives of any other individual.
C1 and C2 measure general arterial stiffness throughout the respective arterial pools and in this way differ from YM in the carotid artery, which is specific to a particular arterial location.
The research team will comprise local and international researchers, who in different ways differ from participants, that is, in terms of sex, socioeconomic status and age.
And don't just make it about stuff -- look for those new members of your own community whose ways differ from yours.
The Toyota way differs from the French from the start.
The headstone is as humble as Maclean's – intentionally humble ("He trusted in God and tried to do the right") with a bronze plaque nearby advertising its humility by pointing out that it no way differs from the hundreds of thousands of other headstones "placed in many lands over his comrades who fell in the Great War".
