But while there can be a difference in knowledge, Mr. Mendes said, "there is no difference in skill".
Catchers must think alike, too, because Mizerock and Brenly offered the same example of the difference in knowledge.
That difference in knowledge is the reason the euro area is falling hundreds of billions short of an achievable output path rather then several trillion.
A descriptive and quantitative research design was employed to determine the significance of difference in knowledge management activities with respect to demographic and employment-related factors of the respondents.
But, says, Putnam, no such difference need exist: ordinary speakers have these differentiated referring capacities without any difference in knowledge of the referents.
The combination of these capacities used by firms can explain their difference in knowledge trajectories, alliance strategies, organizational configurations and innovation performance.
The mean difference in knowledge and attitude scores between both study groups was 8.31 (p < 0.001) and 2.39 (p < 0.001), respectively.
On the contrary, a small but significant difference in knowledge was found depending on the level of experience; young radiographers (with less than 3 years of experience) show to have a slight increase in score when compared with older radiographers.
There was no significant difference in knowledge of formulaic sequences for the two groups (those who were instructed based on 'focus on form' method and those who were instructed based on 'focus on forms' method).
Post-hoc groups comparisons show a difference in knowledge of evolutionary terms between those with high school education or equivalent and those with a college degree (p = 0.022) or a master's degree (p = 0.02).
They found no difference in knowledge gains between the technology-assisted education and traditional teaching method group despite that fact that most students preferred the technology-assisted education method.
