Sentence examples for also a fundamental difference from inspiring English sources

There was also a fundamental difference: Officials say there is no indication that Specialist Lopez was inspired by Islamic extremism as Major Hasan was.

Also, a fundamental difference between transfers from warm to cool versus cool to warm is unsupported by additional data (see below, experiment 3, but experiment 4; cf. [25]).

The phenomenon of the Coulomb barrier also explains a fundamental difference between energy generation by nuclear fusion and nuclear fission.

Beyond horsepower figures or paint jobs, that sixth gear also illuminates a fundamental difference between the two Velosters.

These results may also suggest a fundamental difference in the efficacy of the innate immune response in controlling SARS-CoV infection, in contrast, for example, with influenza infection.

This may also represent a fundamental difference in the atrophy process in models removing weight bearing alone compared with the complete mechanical silencing in response to the ICU intervention.

But it was also caused by a fundamental difference in philosophy.

The re-writing of VP2 also may reflect a fundamental difference in the mechanism of HAV uncoating.

But it's also because of a fundamental difference between the responsibilities of private and public boards.

Mr. Bush's aides also say there is a fundamental difference between their candidate's encroachment on the Democrats and Mr. Clinton's embrace of Republican issues.

"The SSC also believes there is a fundamental difference between personal boycott and institutional prohibition," Cotugno said in his statement.