Sentence examples for difference in the statement from inspiring English sources

In dimension A, concerning all patients out-of-hours, there is a clear trend in most items that the "risk avoiders" differ from the rest, and there is a significant difference in the statement "When it comes to OOH-medicine I'm quite cautious" (p = 0.024).

In dimension B, we found a significant difference in the statement "I don't worry about a complaint being made about me" (p = 0.006), where the group "risk avoiders" had a mean score of 2.2 versus the mean score of 3.2 for the rest of the physicians.

"The congressman is running to serve another full term in Congress because he firmly believes, as he did 21 times before, that he is the best candidate to make a difference in the community," the statement said.

The only noticeable difference in the (gulp) mission statement is the "Rinse Academy", which will offer "formal and informal education and training, as well as broadcast and other media opportunities" starting this summer.

This could explain the difference in the number of statements of personal history between selected and non-selected applicants.

Implicit taint is caused by control dependence and there is assignment difference in the branch of judgment statement; the assignment differences have an impact on the following variables in branches merging.

That is {B3, B4} control and rely on B2 and {B5} controls and relies on B4.   (2) Path convergence criterion Implicit taint is caused by control dependence and there is assignment difference in the branch of judgment statement; the assignment differences have an impact on the following variables in branches merging.

There is a big difference here with the statement, in the first sentence: "There is little doubt that all known eukaryotic cells share a common ancestor that evolved only once in four billion years of evolution".

"I am confident that under Roger's leadership, Merck will continue to build upon our legacy of translating cutting-edge science into medically important products that make a difference for patients," he said in the statement.

There is also a significant difference in agreement with the statement "I am knowledgeable about computer security" between the groups, with "users" rating their agreement with that statement as higher than "non-users".

An example of a difference in semantics was the statement "I felt sick," referring to feeling "unwell," which was interpreted by UK patients, as "I felt nauseated".