Sentence examples for differing aspects from inspiring English sources
The philosopher distinguishes differing aspects in the phenomenon under scrutiny and exaggerates their difference.
The use of the scales is discussed in terms of clinical usefulness and how each scale might assess differing aspects of tobacco dependence.
Various forms of functionalism in anthropology which understood social patterns and institutions in terms of their function in the larger cultural context proved illuminating for religion, such as in the stimulus to discover interrelations between differing aspects of religion.
There are no comparative studies of good methodological quality about differing aspects in specifically closed- and open-entry techniques.
As such, individuals with early onset in neither Argentina nor the United States presented consistently with a worse illness course; each group presented with more and less severe clinical characteristics in differing aspects.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Three tasks capturing differing aspects of physical function: fine-motor coordination (number of finger taps in 30s), gross-motor coordination (number of gait deviations in 10ft [3.05m]), and clinical spatial relations (identifying the proper height for a cane randomly preset ±0-2in [5.1cm] from optimal), with performance simultaneously assessed in person and video recorded.
In this landscape, Calvo-Cases and Harvey [Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 21 (1996) 725] argued that new gully-head slopes with differing aspect represent a sequence of progressive erosion.
The approach we followed differs in different aspects from the first version of the map.
There are several models that differ in aspects like the design, pump/drive technology, durability, implantation techniques or cost.
For example there is already evidence that domesticated and wild zebra finches differ in aspects of social behavior [ 78].
However, previous studies also differ in aspects of data sampling, variability, and averaging of several responses per individual.
