Sentence examples for a discussion of differences between from inspiring English sources

The paper concludes with a discussion of differences between traditional and non-traditional markets, with a special emphasis on the dating market.

A UK study has shown that none of their participating GPs initiated a discussion of differences between services with patients [ 18].

We have now added a discussion of differences between rotavirus DLP and crystals, including how likely either sample is affected by long-range disorder.

A detailed discussion of differences between MCAPs might be carried out elsewhere.

As might be expected, more specifically worded items differed between cultures in ways that could not easily be explained by cultural differences in responses on the rating scales (see Atkinson MJ et al 2004[ 16] for a discussion of scaling differences between the US and Germany).

Details of trial & some discussion of differences between French & American legal procedures.

Fleming (2002, 135 136) brings this into focus in his discussion of differences between Haag's Local Quantum Physics (1996) and Weinberg's Quantum Field Theory (1995); Haag's book presents algebraic QFT, and Weinberg's book presents Lagrangian QFT.

Further to the discussion of differences between models, it cannot be determined with certainty whether or not more frequent use of indicators resulted in better patient outcomes.

The authors' discussion of differences between criteria related to risk of bias, reporting, and imprecision provides important insight on how different criteria can affect study estimates and, consequently, how each should be considered in the evaluation of evidence.

He kept friends and neighbours not only impressed, but amused; you could meet him in the park and immediately fall into a discussion of the differences between hawkbit and dandelion.

19 A discussion of the differences between the terms proactive, pre-emptive and preventative is beyond the scope of this paper; however, all refer to actions taken by the patient or the healthcare provider to predict and prevent the onset of a disease.