Sentence examples for drew a difference between from inspiring English sources

William Douglas, White House Correspondent for McClatchy, drew a difference between online and print media.

A differentiated analysis of the studies, which drew a difference between the information on gastroenterologists, their nurses/assistants and gastroenterological personnel in general, produced a similar picture.

He would be clear to draw a difference between the nature of religious experiences, and the value of religious truths to humankind.

Another criticism, stressed by Wollheim (1999) draws upon a difference between transient mental states and mental dispositions.

My Southern Baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a Jew and an atheist".

But he draws a key difference between actions taken in the heat of battle and those that can be viewed as cold-blooded murder.

In his theory, he draws a qualitative difference between hygiene and motivating factors.

When Mr. McShann says, "I never did draw any difference between blues and any of the stuff," referring to jazz and rock 'n' roll, the movie coolly agrees with him by showing clips of a range of performers hitting the blues chords that bind them -- from Professor Longhair to Count Basie -- and ending with a number of interview subjects sitting at a keyboard and playing together.

"At nine months, it's premature to draw any meaningful conclusions about a difference between Cypher and Endeavor".

Following the reasoning that no certain conclusion should be drawn from the absence of a difference between the control and the speaker groups, we can no longer ascertain that the hand choice was connected with the encoding of the propositional content in the nogo/position condition of the main experiment.

Although the small sample number prevented drawing any differences between the two methods in the level of bFGF, explant culture method showed higher levels especially in earlier culture date (Table 1).