Sentence examples for an example of the differences from inspiring English sources

Item 20 ("Some children bring guns or knives to my school") can be regarded as an example of the differences between Brazil and the United States, which have different laws regarding the possession and use of weapons.

His opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, in a speech to Bronx County Democrats last night briefly mentioned his decision not to march as an example of the differences between their campaigns.

Figure 7 shows an example of the differences between these demand profiles.

Here, we show an example of the differences between previous versions of GATK with respects to SNV calls and indel calls on the same sample, k8101-49685.

An example of the differences in the zonal expression of specific genes in human liver is shown in Figure 2B using antibodies against cytochrome P450 3A4 (CYP450).

An example of the differences within one representative discordant MZ twin pair is given in Supplementary Material, Figure S3, with data for the full set of twins available for download from our laboratory webpage (http://epigenetics.iop.kcl.ac.uk/psychosis).ac.uk/psychosis

A local leader pointed to a political dispute as an example of the difference between perception and reality here.

It's an example of the difference between etiquette and ethics.

In conversations and in promotional material, Ms. Wareham and the publicity team hold out the tuna casserole recipe as an example of the difference between the versions.

IF ever there was an example of the difference between frantic New York and undemonstrative Seattle, consider the case of Dan Wilson, the catcher for the Seattle Mariners.

Ben Winter, the chief engineer for the minivans, said the story behind the Stow 'n Go seats was an example of the difference between the pre- and postbankruptcy Chrysler.