Sentence examples for a differentiation exists between from inspiring English sources
"A differentiation exists between creditworthy countries and those relying on support programs".
Within categorization theory, a differentiation exists between natural categories and abstract categories.
In France, the situation is particular: a stable genetic differentiation exists between northern and southern PST populations, with two clonal lineages diverging for virulence factors and molecular markers (Enjalbert et al. 2005).
This indicates that established dog breeds are well-isolated populations with unique microsatellite allele frequencies (as previously shown by Refs. [ 1, 3, 4]), and that a similar degree of differentiation exists between standard poodles and the group of small sized poodles.
An important differentiation exists between adult and post-basic school learners.
Nevertheless, high genetic differentiation exists between cultivated and wild carrots (Fst = 0.295) showing the strong effects of selection.
This result suggests that strong genetic differentiation exists between the southwestern and northeastern regions of the main islands of Japan.
The families used in this study originated from the West Mediterranean region where significant differentiation exists between populations of D. labrax.
Values of FST between clusters were also lower than those of the thematic collection, demonstrating that a smaller degree of differentiation existed between the inferred groups of CC corex (varying between 0.120 and 0.138), although it was still significant.
Within R. pseudochrysanthum s.l., significant genetic differentiation existed between the populations of the Yushan Mountain Range and the populations of the other ranges (FST = 0.56-0.72) (Table 3), whereas there was only little differentiation among the populations of the Alishan, Central and Sheishan Mountain Ranges FSTT = 0.00-0.09).
A similar differentiation exists in Indochinese music in the contrast between the percussion-dominated pi phat band of Thailand and the string-dominated mahori bands of Thailand and Cambodia.
