Sentence examples for a more fundamental difference from inspiring English sources
The use of different animal prion disease isolates (and possibly differing species and strains of CWD) might explain this discrepancy; however, a more fundamental difference might be that the in vivo and in vitro model systems assess different aspects of the agent and its replication.
Frank then pointed to a more fundamental difference that benefitted Reagan's anti-government conservatism.
But others see a more fundamental difference between this administration and its predecessors.
But in truth it was a more fundamental difference between beliefs in America and Britain about the business of counter-terrorism.
It is a more fundamental difference over what to discuss and what kind of agreement will stabilise Greek finances and provide the best long term solution for the currency union.
The company's public S-1 filing on Thursday is the clearest window yet into a more fundamental difference between Twitter and Facebook: Twitter will be far less proven, as a business success, at the time of its I.P.O.
It overlooks the more fundamental difference in genre: comparing Genesis to other myths (contemporary with it or not) is probably more helpful to understanding it, than comparing it to scientific writings (from whatever time period, though especially a work that eschews teleological questions, and therefore has a completely different outlook than Genesis).
Although the two sheets differ in geometric details like strand length and curvature, the color patterns highlight a more fundamental topological difference: the strands are ordered differently along the protein chains.
But really it has had the effect of a magnifying glass, bringing older and more fundamental differences between Europe and the United States into focus.
These results suggest that the structure of the substrate and its positioning within the active site play a crucial role in aromatic hydroxylations by ODDs as opposed to more fundamental differences in reaction mechanisms.
