Sentence examples for differing descriptions from inspiring English sources

Since January, Mr. Burris has offered differing descriptions — at least three of them under oath — of what led to his arrival in the Senate.

After listening to opposing lawyers' sharply differing descriptions of whether the slaying of the woman, Gladys Ricart, was premeditated, Judge William C. Meehan of State Superior Court granted a defense request for the lower bail.

People who knew Saipov ― albeit vaguely ― offered differing descriptions of him, with some calling him calm and one person characterizing him as "sometimes aggressive".

Yoshimura included conflicting reports from witnesses about how the incident took place, which the writer described as a "Rashomon thing", in reference to the 1950 Japanese film in which several characters offer differing descriptions of the same murder.

Witnesses who thought they saw Stride with a man earlier that night gave differing descriptions: some said her companion was fair, others dark; some said he was shabbily dressed, others well-dressed.

Researchers have proposed differing descriptions of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis; some authors have classified them as autoimmune diseases while others have classified them as distinct from autoimmune diseases and referred to them as immune-mediated inflammatory diseases.

Each form contains 17 behaviours (e.g., "eating"), each followed by a choice of two descriptions differing in their level of action identification, e.g., "getting nutrition" (abstract) versus "chewing and swallowing" (concrete).

For example, Beukeboom and Semin (2005) used the Behavioral Identification Form (BIF), which presents participants with a list of behaviors (e.g., "eating"), and asks them to endorse one of two subsequent descriptions differing in their level of action identification (e.g., "getting nutrition" [abstract], versus "chewing and swallowing" [concrete]).

These results differ from description of higher levels of aP2 transcripts (an adipocyte differentiation gene) in MSCs from old mice (no gender specified) and lower levels of transcripts of osteoclast-specific transcription factors including RUNX2 (Moerman et al. 2004).

All parties agree that mental predicates and descriptions differ from physical predicates and descriptions.

These descriptions of differing roles are supported by our study as AP/NF data item ratings generated bimodal peaks at the extremes of the scale with a more consistent and evenly distributed rating pattern produced by NP/PRs.