There are, without a doubt, significant differences between the issues.
T-tests for difference in means on perceived threat show differences between all issues and Ebola are statistically significant at p < .001 (except for West Nile Virus, different at p < .01).01
With regard to relative risk, participants rated Ebola as less of a threat than many of the other issues, with heart disease, seasonal flu, ISIS, and superstorms rating highest and Ebola rating more similarly to pandemic flu, West Nile Virus, and EV-D68 (though differences between these issues and Ebola were still statistically significant).
These findings may reflect the familiarity of informed consent and related issues in clinical practice, and nurses may not be aware of the difference between these issues in clinical practice and in registration trials and clinical research.
A good relationship between the parents and the special education administrator is crucial, and can sometimes make the difference between resolving issues in the school office or in a courtroom.
It provides a sense of the vast differences between nations, the issues on which there are different views, and the existing regulatory uncertainties.
And there are some people who say, you know, he's a more traditional Republican opponent and there are many differences between us on issues".
But Mrs. Clinton pointed out some differences between them on issues of concern to Liberals, including her opposition to Mr. Giuliani's school voucher program, and her criticism of the large tax cuts being advocated by Republicans in Washington.
Realclimate has a post on the similarities, and differences, between the ozone issue and greenhouse warming.] The University of California, Irvine, has posted a news release and useful package of links that I hope you'll explore.
Alito: "What is the difference between guaranteed-issue and community-rating provisions on the one hand and other provisions that increase costs substantially for insurance companies?" Kennedy: "We would be exercising the judicial power if one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended".
