Sentence examples for engender differences from inspiring English sources

This supports our finding that serum concentration impacted the magnitude of spectral shift experienced by AuNPs at early time points of incubation with cells but did not engender differences in spectral shift after 24 h of incubation.

Thus, both correct and erroneous antisaccades engender conflict.

The annual report on human rights in the European Union engenders many differences of opinion and much confusion every year.

Fixing this weak link in Neel's original argument, thrifty-gene proponents, notably Prentice and colleagues, have emphasized the high selective intensity engendered by differences in fertility [ 4].

The difference in the magnitude and pattern of cropland expansion across the two scenarios engenders different tradeoffs among crop production, provision of species habitat, and other important ecosystem services such as biomass carbon storage.

This difference in mating system can engender very different regimes of sexual selection between the two clades.

The "genocidal rage" engendered by religious differences included populations as well as their books.

Such studies will give further insights into the origins of the generally lower energy transfer efficiencies of the longer-chain carotenoids and differences engendered by the addition of C O versus C C groups to the carotenoid skeleton.

Sennett wants both to allow complex differences and engender cooperation through a craft of togetherness that includes listening, working and ritual gatherings.

A more comprehensive carbohydrate data set may engender subclass differentiation, or differences may bear out for more limited situations such as positional and structural isomers or various metal-coordinated species.

Over 2011-12 we have endeavoured to give a voice to the voiceless, make a difference and engender change in attitudes and policy.