Sentence examples for which seem to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Based on these characteristics, which seem to differentiate these new compounds from tamoxifen, several of the SERMs were developed for breast cancer with the expectation that they would have an improved preclinical and clinical profile (Table 1).

For the most part, however, these tactics are unrepeatable, which would seem to differentiate them from those of the Hawthorne Sisters.

In the two registries the GPs do not seem to differentiate between ARS and CRS, which may just be a matter of limitations of the studied registries.

For New England and Green Bay, home-field advantage would seem to differentiate them from other teams on the list.

"Women physically don't seem to differentiate between genders in their sex responses, at least heterosexual women don't," she said.

The question is who is going to do the teaching when the older generation can't seem to differentiate between the two?

"Women physically don't seem to differentiate between genders in their sex responses, at least heterosexual women don't," Chivers told The New York Times.

CTT does not seem to differentiate between infection and carriage either.

Staff-members seem to differentiate the extend of coercion related to the multitude of coercive interventions carried out by them.

Billing itself as "media for the 65.8 million," each of the flashcards on Verrit's website has its own seven-digit authentication number, which seem to exist solely to differentiate them from the multitude of fake "verrits" which the site's founders expected.

Some protein also seemed to differentiate the explored areas of the brain.