Sentence examples for differ between cultures from inspiring English sources

Interpersonal difficulties, such as grief, interpersonal conflicts, life transitions, and social isolation seem to be universal human experiences; however, they may differ between cultures due to different socio-cultural experience.

Even though not all attempts are motivated by a wish to die the attempt still represents the strongest single risk factor for a suicide and by its own is a strong indicator of severe mental distress [ 2, 3] Background and meaning of suicidal expressions differ between cultures and cross-cultural studies leads to a deeper understanding of suicidal expressions among young people [ 3].

As stroke management systems, as well as attitudes toward older people may differ between cultures, our results may be culturally limited.

Multilevel regression analysis showed that the greater the number of favorable design features, the less the patients' stress, that positive perceptions about the room qualities in terms of how much social support and distraction they provide explain this effect, and that the relative importance of these dimensions may differ between cultures.

That is particularly to be expected when comparing cultures, due to the fact the response style could differ between cultures, as it applies for instance to East Asians which tend to avoid extreme categories in contrast to Western respondents (Chen et al. 1995).

Beliefs, attitudes, barriers and intentions towards exercise during pregnancy differ between cultures.

As might be expected, more specifically worded items differed between cultures in ways that could not easily be explained by cultural differences in responses on the rating scales (see Atkinson MJ et al 2004[ 16] for a discussion of scaling differences between the US and Germany).

The percentage of CD28+T cells did not significantly differ between these cultures, suggesting that the MSCs may not directly shift the CD8+CD28+ T cells to the regulatory phenotype.

The eyespot morphology of min2 did not appear to differ between cells from cultures grown photoautotrophically in M medium and cells from cultures grown mixotrophically in acetate-containing (R) medium.

Furthermore, both drug use and alcohol use patterns differ between countries and cultures.

Further translations could enable cross-national studies in order to investigate if associations of work-family conflicts and health-related outcomes differ between countries or cultures.