Sentence examples for differences survive from inspiring English sources

That's how these differences survive to this day".

In practice, however, the differences survive and — in the case of new street-level subway entrances — are deliberately perpetuated by New York City Transit to reflect the system's trifurcated origins.

In practice, the differences survive in handrails and lampposts.nytimes.com/cityroom BITS: For Rich or Poor TV Buyers, It's Price First It wasn't that long ago that consumers would bridle at spending $800 for a large-screen picture tube TV, but many customers now seem perfectly happy to pay $2,000 or more for a wide-screen HDTV.

Even in business, where Europeans meet other nationals frequently, familiar differences survive.A new survey of 1,500 business people by UPS Europe Business Monitor (conducted not in English, the lingua franca of Europe, but in the local tongue), finds telling differences.

But if they had taken the other side... we should have had them!" Patronage politics based on ethnic and cultural differences survived even the cataclysm of the Civil War.

We only report significant differences surviving this strict and conservative statistical thresholding.

However, group differences surviving multiple comparisons were observed with another approximation task used in the study (approximate calculation with numerals).

Data inspection revealed significantly poorer performance in females than males, but no difference survived Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons (Supplemental Table S1).

In voxels outside the NAcc (our a priori structure of interest), group differences are considered statistically significant only if the t-statistic of the group difference survives FDR correction.

No areas of cortical GM difference survived correction for multiple comparisons.

This difference survived correction for correct responses produced by chance (Lamy et al., 2009) in the 'Unseen Correct' condition.