"I believe in appropriate restrictions — that's just my personal view," he said without providing additional detail, but still differing with the N.R.A.
The beetle assemblages from regenerating stands became more similar to those from mature stands as they aged, but still differed considerably from them 27 years after harvesting.
On the 12th day of follow-up they decreased, but still differed by 3.0 4.7-fold 3.0 4.7-foldmal values.
LFS at 2 Hz (1200 pulses) elicited facilitation that was highly variable but still differed significantly from fEPSP responses elicited by test-pulse stimulation (0.025 Hz; ANOVA, F 1,49) = 448,74; P < 0.0001, n = 9) (Fig. 2 E ).
The Eurasian and Australian avian viruses are more closely related to each other than the other lineages, but they still differ by 15%20%% at the nucleotide level.
If the between-populations angle is smaller than the within population range the two ontogenetic trajectories do not differ in direction, but might still differ in length (a case for heterochrony).
Twin studies, however, indicate that some of these exposures are rather confounders, since twins share maternal factors but can still differ in size and incidence of asthma/atopic disease 35 (Fig. 1A).
The American and European agencies are known to communicate with each other about pending cases, but they can still differ in their judgments.
Combining the various life cycle approaches may be difficult because, for example, the environmental impact of two practices may be similar, but social impacts may still differ significantly (Jørgensen et al. 2007).
But (1) and (2) still differ with respect to the interpretation of their embedded complements: the embedded complement in (1) can only be interpreted as transparent, and this is not so for the embedded complement in (2).
A counterfeit dollar bill may be qualitatively identical to a genuine dollar bill, but those two objects would still differ in kind since only one would be an actual dollar bill.
