The overall goal of biosphere reserves is the protection of biological diversity, but they differ from strictly protected areas such as national parks and wilderness areas by accepting human settlement as a feature of the landscape.
We take fragmentation into account yielding data that differ from strictly uniform by the randomness of the fragmentation process.
The allocation resulting from Rawls' criterion differs strictly from a purely egalitarian allocation, which equalizes the allocated rations without incorporating the number of recipients and without taking into account the different productivities of the potential recipients.
Authors however differ in how strictly they interpret the phrase of vicariously sharing an affect.
Even though European authorities strictly differ between nutrients and drugs, the new tools to modulate intestinal permeability, such as probiotics, prebiotics or other possibly enriched dietetic components, need clear scientific evaluation independent of their legal classification, which can be questioned from a scientific point of view [ 264, 265].
Individuals may differ in how strictly they adhere to their chosen restrictions under certain conditions.
Patients with complex neurological auras differ from those with strictly visual auras by an interictal increase of VEP amplitudes suggestive of an underlying genuine persistent visual cortical hyperexcitability.
Therefore, it may differ from the value strictly measured with the catheter.
The multitude of physical barriers that likely must be overcome for diatoms to successfully colonize freshwaters suggests that the physiological traits of T. pseudonana, and the genes underlying those traits, might differ from those of strictly marine diatoms.
The directions of edges differ slightly between the strictly constraint-based algorithms and those with a scoring component, but as these are understood to only represent associations rather than genuine causal relationships this is not a serious concern.
