Sentence examples for emergence of differences from inspiring English sources

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However, clinical practitioners are well aware that the dissemination of guidelines does not prevent the emergence of differences in practices between clinical services.

However, this is highly unlikely given that evidence of infarct development in this model is essentially complete within 1-2 hofreperfusionfusion (Marais et al., 2005; Schwarz et al., 2000), limiting the potential for subsequent emergence of differences in cell death.

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So by all means let's hear and respond to the cries for help of people whose livelihoods are threatened and whose way of life seems to be undermined by both change and the emergence of difference in lifestyle, in language and, yes, in faith.

The differential uptake of inoculation between urban and rural populations also raises the question of whether class differences in the adoption of inoculation could have contributed to the emergence of class differences in life expectancy which seems to have occurred in this period.

The somewhat later inclusion of personal objects with the body followed the emergence of class differences.

It was, after all, as they stressed at the time, a joint decision, triggered by a last-minute emergence of "creative differences".

Asked whether the newest development from the trip was the emergence of some differences between the two men, Mr. Schumer replied, "That would be fair".

For example, as Jacob and Linner (2005) maintain, "one of the persistent trends of major international environmental negotiations…has been the emergence of irreconcilable differences between the North and South" (p. 403).

Furthermore, in most cases variability was increased in aged rats relative to young and middle-aged rats of the same strain, indicative of the emergence of individual differences in stress responsivity amongst older rats.

The age between 8 and 11 years is a significant period to commence studying body image concerns and body change strategies, as it can be used to help us understand the emergence of gender differences in children's weight and muscle concerns.

The emergence of socioeconomic differences in health status across the life course may be understood as an outcome of the interplay between the developing human, who has particular prospects and vulnerabilities at each point in the life course, and the latent, pathway, and cumulative influences found in their daily living conditions in society.

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