Sentence examples for differences may have from inspiring English sources

These differences may have differently affected the antibody efficacy in vivo.

These differences may have led to the different conclusions.

Third, strain differences may have contributed to the different findings (Sprague Dawley vs. Wistar rats).

These differences may have arisen from the different number of studies included in the European group.

We review how these differences may have arisen in response to males' and females' different roles throughout evolution.

Yet those differences may have little to do with how much we like a bean.

But Ms. Cardi, who has become a close friend of Ms. Sotomayor's, said their differences may have solidified their bond.

Another man, misunderstood because of language and cultural differences, may have waited here until some doctor declared him sane or healthy enough to pass through the Golden Door.

Such differences may have less to do with technique or even talent than with a certain confidence and ease, qualities that create corresponding colors in the sound.

Further, the justices suggested, the police as well as the defendant gave inconsistent testimony, and those differences may have to be sorted out by the state court.

Another area where measurement differences may have exaggerated America's growth relative to Europe's is in financial services and property.