Sentence examples for difference in the view from inspiring English sources

Fourth, we might understand the distinction between policy analysis and political economy as a difference in the view of the instrumentalism of law.

Rather than finish the trial early, we decided with the approval of both TSC and DMEC to be less conservative in assuming a worst ICC of 0.02, thus yielding enough power to detect a change of only 5% in the emergency contact rate, still a clinically important difference in the view of our advisers.

The rhetoric did make a serious difference in the views of white Southerners.

He said: "Now there is change in France and a difference in the views of Germany and France.

But in their latest poll, there was not much difference in the views of blacks and whites.

Mr. Kerry has said he supports reviewing Nafta, and has contended there is little difference in the views of the two men on the subject.

In order to investigate the difference in the views of the Facebook participants' between pretest and posttest, a paired samples t test was conducted.

Once calibrated, consumers will see an amazing difference in the viewing experience, as well as a reduction in their energy consumption because a calibrated TV is more energy efficient," Mr. Gamper added.

For six of the nine factors listed there was no significant difference in the views of GPs and nurses.

Of the thirteen suggested strategies for improving after hours PC services there was no significant difference in the views of nurses and GPs in relation to nine of these.

Significant differences in the view of the glottis were also found between the i-gel and SLMA (p < 0.05) or SLIPA (p < 0.05) (Table 4).