Sentence examples for creating differences from inspiring English sources

The sizes, frequencies, and intensities of disturbances differ among ecosystems, creating differences in what is called the patch dynamics of communities.

He claimed genes responsible for creating differences in human intelligence could be found within a decade.

"Obama is simply mistaken in creating differences and attacking the Israeli leaders," Jeb said.

ChIP was performed as described in the Upstate protocol (http://www.upstate.com), except that some samples were cross-linked with 2% formaldehyde for 5 minutes at room temperature without creating differences in enrichment for the transcription factors tested.

Age- and gender-specific NHANES food ingestion rates were used, creating differences between subgroups' dietary exposure.

Finally, the influence of metaphor we find is strong: different metaphorical frames created differences in opinion as big or bigger than those between Democrats and Republicans.

"You could say they're just physical differences, but they do create differences in the people".

"And sometimes that creates differences with the executive, and I can't help that".

They suggest that the contrasting rock types, with their distinct geologic histories, created differences in friction along the subduction zone.

Since it was created, differences in outlook on the left have been managed by successive leaders without these tensions destroying the party's electability.

For days, conservative figures have been warning about the danger of "politicizing" the Quds Day march, and last Friday Ayatollah Khamenei urged vigilance "so that no one can use this day to create differences and rifts between us".