Sentence examples for differences between candidates and from inspiring English sources
MR. LAZIO -- Well, I think that the difference is here, it's not a matter of personal dislike, I think it's a matter for, on our side, to point at the differences between candidates and the philosophy between two candidates.
Some researchers have suggested the effect may be partially due to subtle linguistic differences between candidates and examiners [ 4, 14]; however that does not explain differences on machine-marked written assessments [ 1- 3].
The bottom row of Table 5 shows, the mean of the differences i,j R (excluding the zero value for the difference between candidates and themselves see (7)).
However, these cultural factors cannot explain differences between white candidates and black and minority ethnic candidates who have trained in the UK, and who would have had similar training experiences and language proficiency.
For UK graduates, differences between white candidates and black and minority ethnic candidates may seem to reflect existing observed differences in examination performance, which have described both in higher education and in medical examinations.
In each case global comparisons of root mean square (RMS) vector field differences are made first, then comparisons in the spectral domain, per degree and then coefficient by coefficient; finally maps of differences between candidate models and a weighted mean model are presented.
Even when all the routes have been visualized on a map, it is still effort-demanding to tell the subtle differences between candidate routes, and especially so if doing it on a small-screen device, say a smartphone.
Campaign Web sites typically include an archive of speeches, positions on current issues, differences between candidates, past voting records and other information.
6. Work to get students accurate information on the key differences between candidates (or election initiatives), and then help them reflect on their own beliefs.
We are accused of disloyalty and irresponsibility, of ignoring the differences between the candidates and of being willing to throw the election to George W. Bush so that we can indulge in a meaningless gesture.
