Sentence examples for differences in the picture from inspiring English sources

Language proficiency difference, however, could be suggested to be the most likely candidate to explain interference differences in the picture naming task.

Since these two domains should constitute rather small fractions of all-day long communication and language use within the larger family, the observed differences do not seem to have a sufficient impact on language behavior in order to explain interference differences in the picture naming task.

As Strauss Blue Danube Waltzz plays, the dueling iPhones perform the same tasks in the same way — though there are differences in the pictures being looked at, and the websites being visited, etc.

There is no difference in the picture or sound quality whatsoever.

But there is one big difference in the pictures.

This site shows excellent side by side comparisons, for example, and there is little clear difference in the pictures.

12 Subtle analyses revealed differences in the clinical picture between early- versus late-onset patients.

Although L110P may be a frequent mutation, especially in Japanese patients, there were no marked differences in the clinical picture between L110P/E148Q and E148Q alone.

Based on differences in the histological picture and the neoplastic cell phenotype HL can be divided into two distinct subgroups: classical HL (cHL) which is recognized in majority of patients (95%) and nodular lymphocyte-predominant HL (5%).

Further analysis of this sequence data and future sequence information will help with understanding of differences in the clinical picture and may provide evidence to explain the apparent increase in regularity of recent spillover events.

The main problem with the study methodology includes the small patient sample, especially in comparisons between genders, but on the other hand the selection criteria for both subgroups are restricted, resulting in marked differences in the clinical picture between the patient groups, and less variation in the course of the disease within the groups.