Sentence examples for differ in places from inspiring English sources

Their accounts differ in places, but what is indisputable is that they both recall exactly how their supposedly "lucky" ship sank.

While the numerical results will differ in places other than Brazil due to environmental and other factors [ 30], we should similarly expect increased serotype 1 and 3 seroconversion with successive tOPV doses as children develop serotype 2 immunity.

Model 1. Place of articulation feature model (Fig.  6, Red) quantifies increased similarity for pairs of CV syllables that share the same place of articulation compared with pairs that differ in place of articulation.

Also, discrimination and identification of consonants that differ in place of articulation is affected in a somatotopic manner by stimulation of motor lip and tongue representations (D'Ausilio et al., 2009; Möttönen & Watkins, 2009).

Although comparing consonants that differ in place of articulation has been a logical starting point and provided valuable information about motor influences on speech sound processing, categorising phonemes to lip- and tongue-articulated ones should be seen as a simplification.

Gene tree topologies and divergence age estimates derived from different markers were similar, but differed in placing Piliocolobus/Procolobus and langur genera among colobines.

Words were paired with pseudowords in which the onset consonant differed in place of articulation, and the vowel, in height and backness.

In the second recording, /da/ stimulus was used as a standard while /δ8a/ and /das/ were used as deviants, differing in place of articulation and vowel duration respectively.

Other recent molecular analyses have also placed Dibamidae near the squamate root, but differed in placing it as either the sister taxon to all squamates excluding Gekkota [ 17], or the sister- group of Gekkota [ 19, 20].

The two groups of people with limited DMC significantly differed in place of death: people with limited DMC a week or less before death more often died in hospital (41% versus 13%) and less often in a nursing home (6% versus 52%) than people with limited DMC for more than a week before death.

In contrast, 50% majority-rule consensus of three equally most-parsimonious trees (186 steps) based on the stem region (1291 bp) recovered a tree topology that differed in placing the Asiatic black bear as basal to the reset of Ursus, while joining the American black bear, the sun bear, and the sloth bear on a common branch (data not shown).