Sentence examples for differ sharply between from inspiring English sources

It surveys a random sample of people aged 18-64 to produce an index of "total entrepreneurial activity" for each country.Because the opportunity or need to be entrepreneurial can differ sharply between countries, comparisons are tricky, particularly between rich and poor countries.

Views of baad differ sharply between men and women, with more men seeing it as a way of preserving families and stopping blood feuds, and women seeing it in terms of the suffering of the young girl asked to pay for another's wrongs.

Much like Biblical scholarship on the prophesied end of humanity, interpretative views on Islamic "End Times" differ sharply between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims.

Thus our investigation has shown that particularly age-related changes of retinal ultrastructure in Wistar and OXYS rats are non-specific, generally speaking, but the age of onset and rate of retinopathy development differ sharply between these strains.

In thrombotic patients, the estimated prevalence of inherited PS deficiency varies from 2 5% in unselected patients to 1 13% in selected patients from thrombophilia families (Lane et al. 1996; Seligsohn and Lubetsky 2001; Ten Kate and van der Meer 2008), while in the general population estimates differ sharply between 0.03 and 0.13% (Dykes et al. 2001).

In contrast, translation differed sharply between IPF and control.

The abundance of SIRT1-ΔExon8 also differed sharply between fetal thymus versus adult thymus, suggesting a developmental purpose, whereas SIRT1-FL abundance was equivalent in fetal and adult thymus (Figure 1D).

Proportions of the population formerly tested for HIV differed sharply between the study districts and particularly among women (54% Malindi, 34% Kapiri Mposhi and 27% Mbarali) (p < 0.001).

Fire frequencies differ sharply, by up to three orders of magnitude, between the anthropogenic coastal heathlands and other Calluna habitats.

Legal experts differ sharply on the new Justice Department policy of monitoring communications between people the government says have been involved in terrorism and their lawyers.

Links between individuals can be broken when their opinions differ sharply and strengthened when their opinions coincide.