Sentence examples for differences between considered from inspiring English sources

We show that the best prediction gives the model Shue et al. (1998), but the differences between considered models are rather small.

Besides, the article examines the differences between considered factors in the existing studies along with the results obtained from this study.

The Council knew full well, it is argued, the difference between "consider" and "decide" and so the omission is highly significant.

"The concept may be abstract," Mr. Frey replied, insisting that there was a "difference between considering and punishing" that a proper jury instruction would have made "quite clear to the jury".

There is a difference between considering how in some matter the child most directly concerned is affected and considering how any policy or action in respect of that one child may also have consequences for other children.

It's the difference between considering a legal question from an academic perspective, and considering it from a practical one.

It's the difference between considering apps a distribution channel and creating content with a mobile-first mindset.

Data were analysed using Student's t-test, and analysis of variance followed by Dunnett's test, with differences between samples considered statistically significant at p < 0.05.

Finally, we discuss and highlight some of the advantages, limitations and key differences between the considered metrics.

Never mind that there's a difference between carefully considered deregulation and heedless abandonment of environmental obligations.

The only difference between cases considered under Flast since 1968 and the current one is the means of government spending.