Sentence examples for but a main difference from inspiring English sources

The two other studies were more comparable, but a main difference was that these studies restricted cluster variables to experiences and satisfaction.

We did not measure activity in this study, but a main difference between the two housing systems was likely to have been the amount and type of activity among the pigs.

But I think a main difference is she is more spiritual and I am more political.

The number of competitors did not affect the average feeding time per patch differently in the three food distributions (GLM1 interaction term: F2,96 = 1.15, p = 0.3), but there was a main difference between the food distributions (GLM1: F2,96 = 6.04, p = 0.003): mallards showed longer average feeding times per patch in the highly clumped distribution (Fig.  4).

A main difference in the protocols is the dosage of midazolam.

A main difference between the two solutions concerns these samples.

A main difference between winter and summer clothing is material.

BOTH kinds of shopping areas generally serve people within a radius of a mile and a half, but the main difference between the two is the size of the stores included on the properties, Mr. Fedelem said.

I tell this story a lot now, but the main difference I see between a junior and senior engineer is their ability to be pragmatic.

(It's a barter arrangement, one kind of therapy exchanged for another.) Stephanie is a popular girl, and Luke is a social misfit, but the main difference between them may be temperamental.

The AIoT paradigm and our framework both take care of identifying objects, handling discovery, and providing a deployment mechanism but the main difference is the way objects are modeled.