Sentence examples for a more critical difference from inspiring English sources

A more critical difference is the fact that social and political HIV/AIDS processes have been guided by a global movement with both bureaucratic and community components, that supports a worldwide mobilization to defend PLHA health rights in various ways, including financially.

"We assure the Government of Australia that its assistance in the next five years will make an even more critical difference in improving and protecting young lives in the Philippines," Dr Alipui said.

The more critical difference is that while Bedell and his colleague dealt with subjective motion deblur, we showed an improvement in objective performance.

On a more critical note, it is questionable whether a difference solely in how information on adverse effects is communicated could have a detectable effect on behavioral outcomes.

Importantly, training that facilitates a more critical and self-aware approach to explanation need not focus on language differences between patients and practitioners.

While there is no significant difference between men and women in overall scores, men have a more critical mindset with higher self-regard and lower regard for others.

One wishes for a more critical eye.

It's hard to imagine a more critical country at a more critical moment".

It couldn't have come at a more critical time.

Nevertheless, it is unclear how and whether the GP's role in using information about quality of care in the referral process can grow, as patients hardly ever initiate a discussion based on CPI, though they seem to be increasingly more critical about differences in quality of care.

One of the issues faced when investigating small numbers of samples (<12) with microarray technology is the potential for outlier patient-specific differences masking more critical underlying population differences between fractions (Kendziorski et al, 2005; Zhang et al, 2007).