Sentence examples for differences in the view from inspiring English sources

Significant differences in the view of the glottis were also found between the i-gel and SLMA (p < 0.05) or SLIPA (p < 0.05) (Table 4).

But the poll found differences in the views of black and white respondents.

It found differences in the views of rich and poor in some areas, including the likelihood of achieving the American dream.

Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew poll, found strong differences in the views of married mothers under 50 and those of women under 50, unmarried or married without children.

Some differences in the views of Justice Marshall — who once described his legal philosophy as, "You do what you think is right and let the law catch up" — and of his former clerk are striking.

He added that as the general election gets underway he hoped there would be more focus on "substantive and critical differences in the views of the candidates, and less focus on frivolous and prurient matters that serve as little more than distraction and misdirection".

The Beige Book released last week showed subtle differences in the views of those sounded out in the Boston district, home of Senator John Kerry, and in the Dallas district, from which President Bush hails, a fact that was noted by Tom Schlesinger, a Fed watcher at the Financial Markets Center, a liberal research group in Philomont, Va.

Results: There were striking differences in the views of the three sets of respondents.

A comparative approach identified differences in the views and experiences of the various stakeholders.

The second was to examine the differences in the views and responses of members of a rural community after the installation of a biodigester in their vicinity.

When separated by institutional type, there were no significant differences in the views of instructors (X 2 (12, N = 173) = 11.7, p > 0.05).