Sentence examples for differences over the course from inspiring English sources

It may be unpalatable to some, but the idea that males and females have evolved cognitive differences over the course of many millions of years, because of the different interests of the sexes, is plausible.

Continuing differences over the course of postwar reconstruction only added to the chorus of doubts.

As shown in Table 6, the attribution of such differences over the course of the five years (2011 to 2015) was found to hold nearly 53.6% of the total variation in the dependent variable (income).

Analysis of gait width, stride length or overlap did not reveal any significant differences between both groups, but also failed to convincingly show differences over the course of disease between sham-treated R6/2 mice and wild-type controls (data not shown).

We tested these predictions by measuring the culture titer of Lula at different cell densities (Fig. 4C, the top two curves), but did not find significant differences over the course of culture growth to saturation, although the phage/cell ratio did drop 30-fold in fast-growing cultures and then rebounded as the cultures became saturated (Fig. 4C, the bottom curve).

This study shows that lifetime fitness is the product of many parts and that small, statistically insignificant but consistent differences in these parts can add up to large differences over the course of a life cycle.

Sometimes small dietary changes make a bug difference over the course of time.

The Socceroos are still -8 on goal difference over the course of their last four matches, which gives some sense of the magnitude of the repair job ahead.

That's a difference, over the course of six months, which can be accounted for by a few stray bouncing pucks.

For a new employee, successfully negotiating a salary offer up by $5,000 could make a huge difference over the course of her career.

White House policy staffers say the prospect of full coverage would make a significant difference over the course of a four-year education for those who decided to spend the first two years at a community college.