Sentence examples for differences in characters from inspiring English sources

With the exception of two pairs of species that are identical at the character matrix level, every other species has a unique combination of morphological characters (Table 2) and even the "identical" species differ with regard to morphological differences in characters that have continuous variation across the family.

"Freshpedition" borrows a page from movies like "The Odd Couple," with the humor drawing from the differences in characters.

Many patients, however, identified differences in characters (performance) in the ethical generic formulations, which make appropriate selection of the generic products more difficult.

Also in 1955, Claude W. Hibbard described a new species of Oryzomys, O. fossilis, from Pleistocene deposits in Kansas, on the basis of small differences in characters of the tooth with living marsh rice rats.

Their contrasting views are emphasized and complicated by differences in character.

Still, the differences in character between the two poets could not be erased by their shared addiction.

He should also think hard about the differences in character: Ahmadinejad is volatile and headstrong, the interlocutor from hell, while Moussavi is steady and measured.

Selective effect of entrainer is due to the differences in character and intensity of intermolecular interactions between entrainer and original mixture compounds.

I'm reminded of an aphorism of Robert Bresson's (which I thought was in "Notes on Cinematography," but it isn't—it must have come from an interview) to the effect that seeing a line of soldiers standing at attention is the best way to observe their differences in character and temperament.

However, morally important distinctions e.g., between differences in character—have no place in this characterization.

First, some conditions, such as depression and anxiety, are treated as universal – found in every culture, despite local differences in character.