Sentence examples for which differ primarily from inspiring English sources

There are many variants of this model, which differ primarily according to the level of force the military is willing to use.

This suggests the circulation of highly similar HEV strains which differ primarily in the region by which they are attributed serotypes.

This view is supported by recent evidence that the sealing zone consists of structural units clearly related to individual podosomes, which differ primarily in density and inter-connectivity from the podosome belts observed on other substrates [24].

A variety of AHL molecules have been discovered which differ primarily in acyl chain length and the nature of the substituents at the C-3 position.

There are two radial acquisition methods of the interleaved, angle-bisection scheme and the golden-angle scheme, which differ primarily in the temporal order of radial samplings [ 19].

The human BAG family consists of six members (Bag1-6) which differ primarily by the presence of amino acid extensions at the amino terminus of a C-terminal BAG domain (Kabbage and Dickman 2008).

The annealed cohort consisted of liners from two designs (Omnifit [n = 28] and Trident [n = 35]; Stryker Orthopedics), which differed primarily in terms of their locking mechanisms [ 13].

A number of region definitions were tested, based on two main definitions which differed primarily in the size of the region used when establishing links.

Two groups of problem inhalant users were identified, symptomatic users-DSM-IV inhalant abuse and highly symptomatic users-DSM-IV inhalant dependence, which differed primarily in severity of inhalant-related problems.

The disastrous rollout of the health care law has prompted a series of dubious comparisons to things like Hurricane Katrina and the Iraq War, both of which differ from Obamacare primarily in their very high body count.

There have been some antithrombotic substances in the past, however, which have shown to induce a prothrombotic state through modification of pathways which differ from those who are primarily targeted, with the consequence of increasing adverse clinical events [ 20].