Sentence examples for broader difference from inspiring English sources

"You and we are different races," he began, and "have between us a broader difference than exists between almost any other two races".

We have between us a broader difference than exists between almost any other two races.

It is possible that parasympathetic activity and its changes to stand and spaceflight is an indicator of a broader difference in autonomic status, both parasympathetic and sympathetic, between non-finishers and finishers.

These findings generate additional questions: Are there broader differences in brain structure and function across individuals of different ancestry, and what genetic and environmental factors included in the demographic assessment of race most strongly influence differences in brain structure?

These differences may have to do with the different measures of perceptions of school competence used or broader differences in the culture of the populations studied.

In this way, they were able to develop portraits of city voters based on shared everyday interests and concerns, not on their broader differences.

Since the first decades of the 20th century, the narrow, twisting harborside streets that are host to the Monaco Grand Prix and the blindingly fast sweeps of the Indianapolis 500 have defined motor racing on opposite sides of the Atlantic -- and mirrored, in their high-octane, ear-splitting way, something of the broader differences that characterize the sporting cultures in Europe and America.

The mechanisms of regional specification of hippocampal precursor cells has not been analyzed in greater detail, except for a few reports that aimed at delineating broader differences between precursor cells in the SGZ and the SVZ [4], [5].

In this sense, sex differences in shared motor behaviors may be linked to broader differences the motivational state of the sexes.

The inclusion of statements that reflect the importance of the social environment in the current studies may reflect broader differences between Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultures in Australia.

Such a search strategy would require less glance time to the device, as observed in the data, and might thus be less sensitive to broader differences in legibility.