Sentence examples for differing margins from inspiring English sources

Aside from the differing margins obtained by the two polls, the bigger issue is whether this surge of support for Santorum will persist.

One possible reason for the differing margins on the two polls is that Santorum's lead is larger than Romney's (36 to 25percentt) on the ARG poll among the subset of Republicans who say they will definitely vote on Feb. 28.

Also, lesions were found to differ in margin appearance; tumor margins in the BRCA-MC group were significantly more often described as sharp.

In the first experiment we have asked the participants to compare lengths of text passages, presented in a way that would deliberately obscure obvious 'graphical' cues (such as the size on page of paper or computer screen) by use of subtly differing text size, spacing, margins etc.

No data on pre-surgical imaging was however available for this study and differences could not be addressed further, The challenge of surgical margins differ depending of surgical method as evidenced in this cohort with clear margins obtained in 94 % of cases undergoing mastectomy compared to 86%% among the women who underwent breast conserving surgery.

Begonia montaniformis resembles B. ferox C.-I Peng & Yan Liu, differing in the stipule margin tomentose (vs. entire), veins silvery (vs. dark green), each bullae 2 4-tipped (vs. 1-tipped) and shortly hispidulous (vs. long velutinous), staminate flower yellowish-green (vs. whitish).

The posterior border of the postacetabular process is slightly convex in dorsal view, similar to that in Guaibasaurus and differing from the concave margin that characterizes Eoraptor and Saturnalia.

He said that Democrats and Republicans "differ around the margins, and they differ in their branding but when it comes to actual policy they tend to fall into a range of moderate/conservative beliefs that I don't believe represent me".

Soil microbial communities of uncultivated margins differed in composition and were more diverse than the cropped matrix.

While their reported margins differ, both show similarly large shifts from registered to likely voters.

Both calculations showed that rate of abuse committed by foster parents was higher in privately run homes than in government-run homes, but the margins differed considerably from 29% to 54%.