Sentence examples for differences in the form from inspiring English sources

Differences in the form of the gullies and in the formative processes appear to be associated with differences between colluvial layers and the saprolite.

As Green notes, "[t]his appropriation must vary in its effects according to talent and opportunity, and from that variation again result differences in the form which personality takes in different men" (PE 191).

When tested by cross validation, a simple national model performed poorly compared to a series of models with different parameters for each region, demonstrating the existence of regional differences in the form of the height-age relationship.

While many properties of eukaryotic gene structure are well characterized, differences in the form and function of introns that occur at different positions within a transcript are less well understood.

The reason for the difference, Professor Parella said, is rooted in the differences in the form of ownership.

Twitter still has its differences in the form of constriction, with the 140-character limit leading the charge.

During the period from the 8th to the 5th century bce, there were local differences in the forms of the letters and in their values from one city to another.

By this principle, minimal differences in the forms of basic sentences tend to correspond to minimal differences in situations described by these sentences.

The results show distinctions in the behaviour of microdrills in both circumstances as well as the similarities and differences in the forms of fracture sections.

Jablonka and Lamb (2005) argue that thinking in terms of information transmission systems also allows us to point out salient differences in the forms of social transmission underlying cultural evolution.

Significant differences in the forms of kidney disease were also found with the duration of diabetes (Table 2).