Sentence examples for differences materialize from inspiring English sources
While it has been shown that there are differences regarding how people position themselves with respect to digital networks [26, 27], it remains unclear whether these differences materialize in aspect of their physical contacts.
The difference in processing materialized the next day when animals were re-exposed to the forced swim test.
In contrast, the second hypothesis did not materialize, and there was no difference between AND and EST in this respect.
The difference between these modes of recognition does materialize, but only if the proto-tRNAs gain, and incorporate into the recognition process, the single-stranded anticodon loop of the 5'U-XYZ-R3' configuration.
This indicates that if the savings do not materialize, the ESCO agrees to pay the difference.
There remain substantial differences, such that the claimed benefits of cost-reduction would not materialize.
When the intended Walther PPK failed to materialize, the photographer provided his own gun but there was a difference that only the sharp-eyed would have detected.
If that help fails to materialize, the mayor has identified $500 million in contingency cuts to make up the difference.
An expected international tour in support of the album did not materialize and it proved to be the group's last album together, as they subsequently disbanded due to creative differences and pursued separate music careers.
Some possible explanations may be the following: There is a difference between ex ante expectations and ex post results - i.e., their pre-project expectations do not materialize.
