Examples of using Differently from other in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Wooden jewelry boxes are produced differently from other wooden packaging boxes,
the questionnaires were answered by the parents, differently from other studies with children aged 13 to 14 years.
Differently from other chronic hepatopathies,
Pearl Pearl Flutes Pearl Flutes manufacture their instruments very differently from other flute makers;
Differently from other skin diseases,
depression is seldom present, differently from other chronic facial pains.
Differently from other substances, the user of stimulants may develop a process of sensitization in relation to the substance.
in setting growth targets, but prioritize differently from other mid-market leaders and businesses.
EU officials must not be treated differently from other citizens and ordinary citizens must not be treated differently from EU officials.
Russia has therefore been treated differently from other recipients of EU loan guarantees.
Moreover, differently from other approaches, this one does not require major postoperative care
Differently from other instruments previously designed,
Differently from other crops, cotton plants continue vegetating even after harvest,
Could an actual part of the human brain really help to explain why mankind functions so differently from other life forms on our planet?
as those responsible for the overruns are not being treated any differently from other producers.
will it persuade us to regard such aid differently from other forms.
the scientists in charge of reproduction realized that his brain had developed differently from other offspring.
the broader definition of tokenism is a situation in which a member of a distinctive category is treated differently from other people.
Furthermore, Europe does not have the right to treat Russia differently from other countries that are also in breach of human rights.
One Member State must not be allowed to treat its students differently from other Member States.