Sentence examples for different between generations from inspiring English sources
Recognising that the use of cut-resistant gloves was rare among elder pathologists and assuming that dexterity was not substantially different between generations of pathologists, the possibility of recall bias must taken into account when interpreting the 19 never-injured consultants.
The figures show the changes in average survival (A) and sex ratio (B) in the different treatments, between generations 1 and 22. Symbols show the mean value and standard error over six replicated populations in control (empty triangle), uranium (filled black dots), salt (empty dots) and alternating uranium-salt (filled gray dots) treatments.
The basis of solving problems is profoundly different between the generations.
In addition to pure demographic stochasticity, the environment may change over time in ways that differentially affect different phenotypes (the "between-generation" component of Gillespie [ 7]).
Whether immigrant or not, just between different generations there's different ways of looking at the world that's changing very quickly and I thought it was important to represent that because you can disagree with somebody and still love them.
Barrett saw a need for the app after her research revealed how little discussion there was about the taboo subject between different generations and between men and women.
The model formulates a general framework for testing the difference of genetic effects between different generations.
More interesting, the difference of imprinting effect between different generations, i.e., transgenerational inheritance of genetic imprinting, can be discerned with power 0.80 using our statistical design.
The hrHPV positivity rate was not significantly different between the two generations (OR 1.123, 95% CI 0.813-1.552, p= 0.419).
We have diversified our workforce and improved interaction between different generations.
First, there is a power asymmetry and only limited interaction or cooperation between different generations.
