Sentence examples for emerging differences from inspiring English sources

The new NfG should give proper importance to the emerging differences in outcome due to different genotype profiles (Roberts and Chabner, 2004).

Because materials are produced by different suppliers, adjustments of technological parameters to the emerging differences are required to maintain the high quality of products.

But there are clearly emerging differences of approach.

"There are a number of emerging differences we have seen in recent months around Syria, around human rights," he said.

An Embassy source close to the military "recommended the U.S. exploit the emerging differences within the top levels of the regime by tightening our sanctions against the senior generals".

While Mr. Obama said he opposed calls to boycott the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia, he acknowledged "emerging differences" with his Russian counterpart.

Again two potential explanations emerge: differences in the characteristics of migrants or in the economic conditions at the time of arrival.

Then, we have involved users in the evaluation of the two resulting prototypes, with the aim of measuring their satisfaction in using them, and of discussing emerged differences.

Judging and discriminating (in both senses) re-emerge; differences matter.

Oparil, S. Newly emerging pharmacologic differences in angiotensin II receptor blockers.

However, when we inspected large numbers of B cells, there emerged significant differences between the groups.