Sentence examples for differences in pictures of from inspiring English sources
Groups of Gasterosteus aculeatus fish for instance, when their size increases, become better at discriminating phenotypic differences in pictures of conspecifics [24] or at selecting a route where risks of predation are reduced [25].
Our ratings were also taken from different participants than those who completed the main studies, which means that we are unable to correlate individual differences in picture ratings with the effects of those pictures on inhibitory control.
The stabilization makes a large difference in picture quality.
Given the differences in the clinical pictures of adult and (especially young) children's asthma, results obtained from studies enrolling the different populations were not combined.
In the most recent episode of Picture Perfect, photographer Donald Weber explains the difference between pictures of phenomena, and pictures about phenomena.
One aim of the present study was to compare the differences in amounts of positive pictures rated between the two groups.
This has been done, for instance, in cognitive sciences to understand the differences in human perception of pictures showing male and female faces.
In 1995, a panel of experts assembled by the National Academy of Science concluded that the Census Bureau measure "no longer provides an accurate picture of the differences in the extent of economic poverty among population groups or geographic areas of the country, nor an accurate picture of trends over time".
Although these hosts can bind to both spherical anions (halides) and Y-shaped anions (oxoanions), experimental evidence to date does not provide a clear picture of what differences in the nature of the hydrogen bonding interactions could be used to distinguish between anions of different shapes.
A multinational approach may help elaborating geographical differences in terms of incidence, clinical picture, therapy and outcome.
This strongly suggests that conventional quality indicators based on differences in survival rates may not reveal the full picture of differences in quality of care across units.
