Sentence examples for differences provoked from inspiring English sources

However, in most of these analyses, important growth differences provoked by different nitrogen regimes make difficult the interpretation of the phenotypes.

The attack on the Indonesian island, visited by thousands of Australian tourists each week, has killed as many as 200 people from 20 countries, and, despite the smaller scale and other differences, provoked comparisons here with Sept. 11.

The functional difference provoked by the faulty imprinting finds room in the physiological variants approching extreme variants; however, it is not able to tolerate loading.

Using compelling stories about social difference to provoke discussion about difference, to attract attention, and -- oh yeah -- to attract an audience in the process.

But the process isn't going to be helped by jealousy, resentment, and all the other emotions that pay differences can provoke.

Third, there were other intercentre differences that provoke potential areas of further research.

But the situation in Kivu region bordering Uganda and Rwanda -- where at least three rebel movements are based -- has provoked differences between Congo and its two neighbors.

Our data confirm the total separation of cough headache from both headache due to prolonged physical exertion and sexual headache, as well as the clear clinical differences, for each provoked headache, between primary and secondary varieties.

The book was described by judge Cox as "an unsentimental and ultimately hopeful exploration of the ugly reaction that physical disability and difference can provoke in children and adults alike … a thought-provoking read with timeless appeal".

It is based on the simultaneous application of a temperature ramp that weakens the membrane and a pressure difference that provokes its collapse, bringing on also the impulsion of the fluid.

Any difference can provoke anxiety.