Sentence examples for differences in conditions from inspiring English sources
Differences between plays arise from differences in conditions of performance, in local conventions, in the purpose of theatre within the community, and in cultural history.
Differences in conditions imposed by slope aspect in the Gordon Gulch catchment of the Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory present a natural experiment to explore these interactions.
The various synergies that exist between the SCWR and other engineering processes that use supercritical water, namely supercritical fossil power plants and supercritical water oxidation, are discussed, as are the differences in conditions between these systems and the SCWR.
Heterogeneity of the biofilm microenvironments, dynamic nature of biofilms, and differences in conditions used to make the biofilm has made it difficult to establish a transcriptional pattern for biofilms.
Current constitutive models for the mechanical properties of nanocomposites may not predict well due to differences in conditions, fabrication techniques and inconsistencies in reagents properties used across industries and laboratories.
In the following sections, we are going to review the CEFR's influence on language teaching and assessment in China, followed by a brief discussion on the differences in conditions and goals between China and Europe with regard to the necessity for a common framework.
There were no significant differences in condition factor and hepatosomatic index among the all treatments in both catfish.
In either case, differences in condition were already apparent in participants' naïve performance during Experiment 1, before any switch in stimuli took place.
Despite the differences in condition, females from the poor condition lines still had mature ova and were capable of mating and bearing young.
At WwTW A in both July and September, there were no significant differences in condition factor between control river-water exposed and effluent-exposed fish.
Only interesting comparisons were made in the post hoc tests (e.g., differences in condition or target presence were examined, but not combinations of those factors).
