Sentence examples for difference between the focus from inspiring English sources

This difference between the focus groups and the survey could reflect methodological flaws tied to these two particular studies such as the representativeness of the small and self-selected focus group sample.

In a recent issue of The New Yorker, Jane Mayer highlighted "the difference between the focused, agenda-driven campaign" fought by critics of the Keystone pipeline "and the free-form, leaderless one waged by the Occupiers".

The difference between the focussed, agenda-driven campaign fought by the environmentalists and the free-form, leaderless one waged by the Occupiers, the historian Michael Kazin says, is that the environmentalists grasped the famous point made by Dr. King's political forebear, Frederick Douglass: "Power concedes nothing without a demand.

To determine significant differences between the focus groups, members of the research team calculated and compared code frequencies.

Overall, knowledge of cancer varied among the participants and there were distinct differences between the focus groups, suggesting that it is inappropriate to generalise about knowledge and awareness too much.

They are also referred to as "evolutionary psychology" with a lower case "e" and "p" by Buller (2005); this terminology is not used in this article because of its tendency to underplay the difference between the psychological focus of the so called "Santa Barbara school" of evolutionary psychology and the behavioral focus of human behavioral ecology.

There is a difference between the primary focus being on the protection of children and a concern, is there not? A. I attempted to answer your question, and I felt that I had answered your question.

One explanation for why we did not find a significant group difference between the narrow focus and imitation items (Table 2) is that the consequences of perception of these may have only a minimal bearing on the direction of a typical parent child dyad.

The only difference between the self-focus tasks lies in how to focus attention on these items, either encouraging an analytical ("think about the causes, meanings and consequences") or an experiential ("focus your attention on your experience of") mode of processing.

The optical pathlength difference between the two foci was used to determine the RI of the sample.

This study presents some major strengths: a rigorous selection criteria of exclusively VCM-exposed participants avoided confounding factors, well-matched controls, a double blind analyses, sufficient number of participants to detect the capillaroscopic differences between groups, the focus on retired workers at least 15 years after the end of occupational VCM exposure.