Sentence examples for differences pointed from inspiring English sources

A comparison is shown between the radiation monitoring systems for Earth-orbiting and interplanetary spacecraft, with similarities and differences pointed out and discussed.

Dr. Claire M. Fraser, TIGR's director, said that Dr. Keim's findings of whether the genetic differences pointed to particular laboratories might remain secret at the F.B.I.'s request, but that TIGR's own results would be openly published, probably in February.

And Kenneth Leonard, a University of Maryland associate professor who has studied gender differences, pointed to studies showing that "the men who are the most upset about diversity are the least qualified", because they are afraid they will lose their jobs.

Anthropologists observing this practice, such as Franz Boas, were struck by how different the world's languages can be, and they began to wonder whether these differences pointed toward differences in how cultural groups understand the world.

Hence, the apparent differences pointed by the reviewer represent stages that are very close in time.

Such simple exposure variables might explain at least some of the mortality rate differences pointed out by Shanks and Brundage.

These differences point to different mechanisms responsible for the individual regressive phases.

These differences point to different pathogenic mechanisms.

Profile differences point to underlying biochemical similarities or differences thereof.

These differences point to a significant gap between what consumers want and what traditional retail offers.

These reports tend to show a pattern of differences pointing to individual, geographical and psychological reasons.