Sentence examples for differing on from inspiring English sources
Health care policy is a partisan minefield, with Democrats and Republicans differing on everything from Medicare changes to malpractice reform to strategies for covering the uninsured.
The sensitivity measures the maximum distance between the same query executed on two close datasets, i.e., datasets differing on one single element (either a user or a event).
In our design, we treated the global stimulus 'ba-bi-bu-be' as the standard to be compared with deviants differing on one syllable.
If Sibley et al. are right and megastudies are characterized by a larger degree of noise (rather than other strategies used by participants when confronted with a random sample of words than with a sample of target words differing on one or two dimensions), the data of the two megastudies will not agree more with each other than with the findings of small-scale factorial experiments.
The marsh rice rats fell into two main groups, differing on average by 6.05%, one containing animals from Mississippi, southwestern Tennessee, and further west, and the other including specimens from Alabama and further east.
It is worth noting that the target TFR values are not very far from the ones assumed by Eurostat (2005) for 2050, differing on average only by 0.02 children per woman, with the biggest difference for the Netherlands (1.75 in the Eurostat's projection as compared to 1.9 in the current one).
By providing a SaaS back-end, we provide real-time financial dashboards even across national boundaries and differing on-premise accounting solutions.
They differ on one big issue.
Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Brown differ on some issues.
