Sentence examples for covers differences from inspiring English sources
This article covers the progression of knowledge regarding the SEI, from its discovery in 1979 to the current state of understanding, and covers differences in the chemical and structural makeup when cell materials and components are varied.
This distinction covers differences in the range of allophonic variation.
In the words of Baden-Powell at the 1937 World Jamboree, it "hides all differences of social standing in a country and makes for equality; but, more important still, it covers differences of country and race and creed, and makes all feel that they are members with one another of the one great brotherhood".
Regarding the two variables that cover differences in health systems, only the out-of-pocket expenditures show a varying and partly significant effect.
We analysed riverscapes downstream of three dams and hypothesized that different dam types in rivers with diverse history of land-use and land cover (LULC) change have significant riparian cover differences at diverse biogeomorphic units (banks, riverbanks, islands).
The questions at the core of our investigation covered differences across and between faculty disciplines, what influence theistic position or other demographic responses had, and what model best described the relationships detected.
Tree density and canopy cover differences between the LD and HD plots represent the degree to which PJ recruitment and establishment occurred over the past century within the Hop Creek area (Figure 1).
It is likely that the land cover differences between counties in this study area were not significant.
All other plant species observed did not have significant cover differences between Dodder removal and control plots.
Unexpectedly, no evidence for cover differences between ecotypes exists at mesic sites where establishment and cover of all ecotypes were low, perhaps due to strong biotic pressures.
These hospitals were chosen for their geographical location and size in order to cover differences between urban and rural areas and small, medium, and large general hospitals.
