Sentence examples for breakdown of differences from inspiring English sources
Table 4 shows the breakdown of differences within caregiver-patient sets by health condition and instruments.
"And Nanny Makes Three" provides a useful breakdown of the differences in care, cost and kind among baby sitters, au pairs and nannies who are off the books or on the books.
Moreover, the material is not limited to the US or the Anglo-Saxon world, where it flourishes in the shadow of the booming graphic novel industry, but can be observed worldwide a tendency that perhaps confirms the gradual breakdown of historical differences between the European bande dessinée tradition and American comics and graphic novel production.
Others, like journalist Nick Gillespie, see The Great Gatsby as a story "about the breakdown of class differences in the face of a modern economy based not on status and inherited position but on innovation and an ability to meet ever-changing consumer needs".
A breakdown of the different clinical variables analysed and the differences in these variables across the three study groups is given in Additional file 3: Table S3.
The themes of the show are as true to the Japanese experience and Japanese culture as they are to American or English: the breakdown of tradition, the differences between generations, the eagerness to hang on to a religious background.
Solíman admits there was a breakdown of communications and "political differences" which led to "difficulty working with the mayor himself", but claims that what resulted was beyond the control of her department.
A breakdown of the lessons and differences across the two classes can be found in the Appendix.
With that in mind, here is a breakdown of the similarities and differences between federal and private student loan consolidation to help you take control of your student loans.
There is a further breakdown of apartment types: the difference between pre-war (World War II) and post-war buildings.
