Sentence examples for a further difference is that from inspiring English sources
A further difference is that Carnapian inductive logic gives preferred status to particular exchangeable rules.
A further difference is that we do not assume static content location, such as the food source in ant-based systems.
A further difference is that the 3 words in the PS 81 case are consistently above 10% frequency (Figure 3c), whereas those for SS98 never even reach that level (Figure 3b).
A further difference is that GH70 enzymes, including 4,6-αGTs, are more hydrolytic than the GH13 and GH77 transglycosylases.
A further difference is that NP4 and NP1 both have two prolines in the A B loop, while NP2 and NP3 each have only one.
A further difference is that we have analysed PMN-E levels in cytosolic tissue extracts, whereas Yamashita et al (1995a) used Triton X-100 extracts.
A further difference was that the Brazilian and German data were collected with different experimental designs, i.e. cross-sectional versus longitudinal approach.
A further difference was that the current trial was carried out in an area with high levels of social and material deprivation.
China has also tried to develop its own technical standards so that it can avoid paying royalties to foreign firms for using intellectual property.A further difference is that China's manufacturing strength means high-tech gear is available locally at low cost, whereas India must import it, explains Sacha Wunsch-Vincent of the OECD, who helped write the report.
A further difference is the addition of the criterion that an AE "can consistently be delivered…to every patient by all relevant individuals…" In other words, for a care interaction, process or outcome to be an 'AE', its successful delivery should be completely operator dependent.
A further important difference is that leukocyte interaction with the endothelium changes the endothelial integrity only temporarily, whereas tumor cell interaction leads to an irreversible damage of the endothelial architecture.
