Sentence examples for differences in the field from inspiring English sources
The multi-spectral readings, he said, reveal differences in the field for each vineyard unfolding in real-time, identifying irrigation leaks, or taking a quick reading of what sections of the field may be ripening first.
This problem comes into sharpest relief when seen in connection with human biogenesis – a juxtaposing and grounded analysis of human and animal embryos can, in no way, provide us with any differences in the field of axiology.
The difference in the chemical shifts of ethyl groups are probably due to differences in the field effects (anisotropic effects) of the benzoyl group of 4-aminobenzoic acid substituents on C2 on either ethyl groups (Fig. 1).
Despite strong morphological changes, only slight differences in the field emission characteristics between the highest and the lowest density films were detected, suggesting that almost none of the CNT&F suppressed by the etching step took part to the field emission.
It was hypothesized that the change in the soil physical environment (e.g., soil temperature) could have had a greater influence on the observed differences in the field experiment than the availability of physically protected organic matter in this long-term cultivated field.
Findings about sex differences in the field of fear conditioning and fear extinction have been mixed.
Some differences in the field-enhancement factors between the different nanostructures were observed.
The report also notes "large differences" in the fields that countries concentrate on.
The influence of national and even regional or local characteristics cultivated by political interests has brought a wide diversity of differences in the fields of legislation, technologies; operational & service, practises and safety & security strategies.
More importantly, Figure 4(b)(B), for projects started after 2011, the differences in the fields of analytics, ontologies, text-mining, and semantic analysis are staggering.
One of the reasons for the differences in this field might be the difficulties in assessing alcohol consumption properly and in a comparable way.
