Exemplos de uso de They differed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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 Humankind was once one nation, but they differed.
They differed by the great purity of their way of life.
Mankind was one nation, believing in Tawheed,then they differed.
But they differed among themselves; some believed, and others disbelieved.
Regarding the theoretical contents, they differed somewhat among faculty and courses.
They differed with regard to the approach and the scope of such an initiative.
Verily your Lord will judge between them on the Day of Judgement in what they differed about.
They differed considerably in plumage, based on early descriptions.
All agreed on the division of China into nine zhou, though they differed on their names and position.
They differed, therefore, from those amalgamated in rock and encountered by George Gardner in Ceará.
However, in his writing,Chesterton expressed himself very plainly on where they differed and why.
At least two measurements were performed; if they differed by more than 0.5 m/s, a third measurement was taken.
Although there is criticism of the two groups of researchers on the use of qualitative methods, they differed in their content.
He said they differed in significant respects from genuine crop circles, and there was evidence of fabrication.
He loved men as brothers,at the same time recognizing how they differed in innate endowments and acquired qualities.
However, they differed from the results found in another study, which observed difficulty in the preparation and organization of the solid food in more than half of the subjects.
Outwardly, they looked like small carnivorous dinosaurs, but they differed significantly from the individual elements of the structure of the body.
Although they differed on political strategy-Kate O'Hare believed in voting to achieve state power-the two women came together to agitate for better conditions among prisoners.
In addition, the comparative analysis between the losses andthe participants in the study sample showed that they differed in only three days on gestational age.
But they differed on the reporting procedures and the weight that should be given to Sustainable Development Goal(SDG) target 15.3, on land degradation neutrality.
All the studies presented as a surgicalapproach the TAPP technique; however, they differed in the choice of mesh type and the technique for its fixation.
As in the psychological school, they differed in their definitions of what causes disequilibrium, but agreed that it is a state of a severe disequilibrium that is responsible for revolutions.
Both patterns were characterized by substantially decreased FA but, in most of the cases, they differed in their appearance on directional color maps.
They differed in race, nationality, religious persuasion, professional training, economic status, and age, but were commonly united in a desire to selflessly aid those who were less fortunate.
Later engines in the series were designated Jumo 205, Jumo 206, Jumo 207 andJumo 208, they differed in stroke and bore and supercharging arrangements.
Considering the study groups,it was observed that they differed in relation to GA, which was lower in the group that required surgical ligation of the PDA, which also showed a higher frequency of late-onset sepsis, characterizing a higher risk of BPD36wks and ROPsur, according to the results obtained.
Together, the compiled teachings written by Luria's school after his death are metaphorically called"Kitvei HaARI"(Writings of the ARI), though they differed on some core interpretations in the early generations.
Therefore, Abraham, Isaac andJacob were all one body, though they differed as individuals, just as Abraham and Isaac were one body seen from the significance of the will.
In a simple logistic regression for adherence rate, with the professional category as factor, we found that there was no significantdifference between physician and nursing assistant. However, they differed significantly p.