Sentence examples for counter the differences from inspiring English sources

In economic textbooks currency movements counter the differences in nominal interest rates between countries so that investors get the same returns on similarly safe assets whatever the currency.

That's because it aims to counter the pronounced regional differences in obesity rates across the states — most notably the deep-red states of the South — ensuring the health of children nationally by setting nutritional standards for all schools.

After any change in the type of well counter, the difference in the measurement result will affect the quantitative analysis of images when the examinations were performed before and after the change.

Congressman John Tyler of Virginia invoked the Jeffersonian precepts of territorial and commercial growth as a national goal to counter the rise of sectional differences over slavery.

This finding runs counter to the differences we formulated between Bulgarians and Poles.

Ashkenazic parents countered that the difference in ritual traditions rather than ethnicity was the reason for the separation.

Countering the tendency to emphasize differences between slave and free states, Salafia argues that these systems of labor were not so much separated by a river as much as they evolved along a continuum shaped by life along a river.

At the meat counter, he described the differences in sheen and texture of grass-fed and grain-fed beef.

Somewhat counter intuitively, differences in the landscape of non-coding conservation suggest that we can more effectively annotate the function of D. melanogaster non-coding DNA by comparing the genomes of two of its distant cousins to each other than by comparing D. melanogaster to other Drosophila species.

These results offer an explanation for the absence of policy interventions that could effectively counter rising differences in wealth: Voters are divided on how to react to inequality in ways that make it difficult to build majority coalitions willing to back political redistribution.

To counter differences in learning outcomes between children from different socioeconomic backgrounds, governments are pushing for universal child care.