Mr. Walsh said that while the language of the statute is quite broad -- it does not differentiate, for example, between a six-unit rental building with one owner and a condominium building with six units and six owners -- it could reasonably be argued that the law applies in any building with six or more apartments.
Jardine appears uncomfortable with architectural criticism, and does not differentiate, for instance, between the Sheldonian Theater at Oxford, which includes a technically ingenious roof structure but is otherwise a pedestrian design, and Trinity College Library at Cambridge, one of Wren's most elegant buildings.
18– 20 Demographics and clinical characteristics such as duration and frequency of seizures and treatment history did not differentiate subjects for whom chronic ambulatory ECoG monitoring provided information that contradicted lateralization using inpatient EEG monitoring from patients with consistent lateralization.
In 2011, both the control and salinity treatments did not differentiate the parents for any traits except for filled pod number and empty pod number in the control treatment (Table 2).
In our questionnaire, however, we did not differentiate between reasons for non-vaccination and reasons for dropping out.
We did not differentiate between cultivars for different uses, early or late varieties and ideal zone of cultivation.
The walking measure did not differentiate between walking for leisure and transportation.
Remission rates did not differentiate the two monotherapies for either the ITT or completer samples for any of the four outcome measures (all χ20.47, all p0.49).
18 However, these studies did not differentiate between trial registration for RCTs with patient recruitment before, during or after 2005.
With the exception of HPV 16 and possibly HPV 18, however, detection of persistence of a specific genotype did not differentiate women at risk for grade II+ qualitatively better than repeated detection of an aggregate of carcinogenic HPV types.
