Sentence examples for differences in statements from inspiring English sources

I am in favour of a public debate before a referendum, a debate which is necessary because differences in statements made by Serbian officials are causing confusion.

We did not find major differences in statements from male and female teachers.

Contrary to the findings in the literature, we noted only a few differences in residents' statements depending on different medical fields.

Asked about the differences in his statements as he talked to reporters on his campaign bus last week, Mr. McCain called Roe v. Wade "a very bad decision," said he had long been "pro-life," and added that in the interview with The Chronicle in 1999, "I either inartfully or incorrectly stated my position".

In ANCOVA, with father's age, child's age and child's education as covariates, the above differences in Rutter Statements on behavior, CBI depression and anxiety were no longer significant (P > 0.05).

We feel, however, that these differences were related to the specific characteristics of each group, e.g., the differences found in Statement 9 of section 2 ("In situations of doubt as to whether a disease might be of bacterial aetiology, it is preferable to prescribe an antibiotic").

There was no clear statistical differences in responses to statements by both groups apart from one very obvious statement on whether the training provided respondents with the skills to be involved in or lead RCA in the workplace, with a greater proportion of those who had actually participated in RCA in agreement (P=0.008).

We found little support for sex differences in responses to statements about evolution and the nature of science.

He said the men have common ground on many issues -- including trade and Trump's proposed temporary ban on Muslim immigration -- despite big differences in their public statements.

There were no differences in response to statements between outpatients and inpatients.

We used a mixed model to examine differences in discrimination between statements addressing misconceptions and those addressing key concepts.