Sentence examples for differences raised from inspiring English sources
Both of the officials suggested that the differences raised the possibility that remains found in the past two weeks — the police have yet to identify them or even say whether they have determined the gender of the dead — were unrelated to the four Craigslist women.
Both of the officials suggested that the differences raised the possibility that remains found in the past two weeks -- the police have yet to identify them or even say whether they have determined the gender of the dead -- were unrelated to the four Craigslist women.
These gender differences raised the question of the possible role of female hormones in lung cancer carcinogenesis and found support by studies that have identified steroid receptors in lung cancer cell lines and tumour tissue (Chen et al, 2008).
All very suggestive, but this literature on pain and gender differences raises more questions than it provides answers.
The public airing of such differences raises the question of whether the troika has reached the end of the road.
Furthermore, cross-country differences in safety, health, and environmental standards continue to persist as well although exploitation of these differences raises ethical concerns.
The differences raise a deeper question: is it possible to get fans hooked on a game they may be unable to play?
Comparison of the catalytic centre sequences revealed differences, raising the possibility of designing new drugs which specifically inhibit bacterial and fungal enzymes without affecting PP20/hTPK and offering the possibility for safe antimicrobial therapy during pregnancy.
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Those differences raise red flags for food safety advocates who want to see national standards for how food is handled and stored on trucks.
That the features distinguishing C. anthropophagus from C. niloticus are dominated by gradational differences raises the general problem of how we recognize species in the fossil record.
