Our study confirms the findings of Burgers et al.[ 6] that guideline programs share basic principles, but differ in details.
The last purpose-built Japanese carrier construction during World War II was a group of vessels based on an improved design, but with individual units differing in detail reflecting the changing circumstances as the conflict in the Pacific approached its conclusion.
The solution is based on similar, but differing in detail, approaches for each network.
All types of inland aquatic ecosystems have well-defined structures and processes that are similar in general aspects but differ in particular details throughout the biosphere.
Activity was superficially similar in some regards during trials, but differed in details and also during the periods between trials such that the authors concluded that the two populations were doing different things in both periods.
Local protocols developed by midwives and obstetricians are based on the VIL, but may differ in detail.
The digestive systems of earthworms from different species, genera and families differ in detail, but their gusts have a common basic structure.
Two of Cotsen's show boxes, 12683 and 30501, have the same sequence of street peddlers, but differ in small details.
So although companies that use the official five-a-day logo must meet certain criteria, manufacturers are free to set their own guidelines that ape the party line but differ in the details.
The parasperm have the same general architecture, but differ in cytological details: the acrosome is shorter, devoid of a perforatorium, and the acrosome vesicle has a different, simpler, shape.
