Examples of using Differs by in English and their translations into Japanese
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Programming
The meaning of color differs by culture.
The maximum n for"const" differs by type.
While stroke also differs by model, our stroke range extends from 500mm to 3,100mm.
Because the position of the nadir differs by treatment and timeline, be sure to confirm on when this point is with your doctor or nurses.
The association between obesity and educational level or income is complex and differs by gender and race/ethnicity.
Judging by them, the remedy is very convenient in use, differs by the presence of a positive result after the first use.
The association between obesity and income or educational level is complex and differs by sex, and race/non-Hispanic origin.
This is a complete replacement of milk, which differs by animal origin.
The motivating factors and target commodity differs by country and were influenced by the respective national economic policies.
Chinese cuisine differs by region and can be roughly divided into eight types.
Spending on IT by Japanese companies differs by industry, but generally it ranges between 1% and 3% of overall sales.
This differs by age, with some 88% of millennials(age 18-34) owning a smartphone.
Management of COPD differs by sex, with women being more actively managed than men.
The structure of blood vessels differs by organ, so we must observe every structure of glycocalyx accordingly by organ.
As residual inductance differs by manufacturer or product series, it must be checked using product catalogs, etc.
Output Output differs by the use power supply and also output ATT.
In countries where meat consumption continues to grow, the degree of correlation between income and meat consumption differs by country.
They're more expensive than at supermarkets, and the price setting differs by store and sometimes by city.
Mainly manuka honey differs by its particularly high proportion Methylglyoxal(MGO) of normal honey. Methylglyoxal has an antibacterial effect and its concentration in manuka honey is up to 100 times higher than in conventional honey.
The period of stay refers to the period during which foreign nationals with each status of residence can legally stay in Japan. The permitted period differs by the status of residence.