Sentence examples for but these differences do from inspiring English sources

These figures are lower than for non-smokers, 62% and 73%, respectively, but these differences do not demonstrate that parental smoking results in a different way of bed sharing.

But these differences do not substantiate the belief that the Democrats and Whigs were divided ideologically, with only the former somehow representing the interests of the propertyless.

But these differences do not necessarily show that the runners' hearts worked better than the swimmers', says Jamie Burr, a professor at the University of Guelph and director of its human performance lab, who conducted the new study with the lead author, Katharine Currie, and others.

There are, of course, differences between the two cases, but these differences do not affect the point at issue.

Patients with non-ST-segment myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) who are treated at academic medical centers are more likely to receive guideline-recommended therapies and have modestly better 30-day outcomes compared with NTEMI patients at nonacademic centers, according to a recent DCRI-led study, but these differences do not persist out to 1 year.

But these differences do demonstrate the structural challenge of building a left-wing talent pipeline.

With respect to depressive symptoms there are significant differences among different SES groups, but overall these differences do not vary significantly as age increases.

CA: Our book walks a fine line because it argues that there are cultural differences between Muslims and Christians when it comes to gender, but that these differences do not amount to a civilizational divide.

We conclude that there are strong regional differences between coarse-grained (landscape- to regional-scale) diversity components of the flora in the Alps and the Scandes mountain ranges, but that these differences do not necessarily penetrate to the finest-grained (plot-scale) diversity component, at least not on acidic soils.

This suggests that a language delay, which distinguishes HFA from AS, is associated with greater severity and wider range of autistic symptoms in childhood, but that these differences do not persist into adulthood with respect to behavioral or cognitive profiles.

This partial invariance implies that women and men slightly differ in the way they express their distress over their life-course but that these differences do not have a major impact on the construct validity of psychological distress as assessed with the K6.