Watermelon varieties, for example, differ in seed size expressed as weight.
An important empirical question is whether the healthcare trajectories of patients dying from cancer, for example, differ in significant ways from those dying from congestive heart failure or COPD.
"Top of the Lake" and other examples differ in that they are being expressly showcased as television.
Although these examples differed in approach, both recognised the need to address broader structural factors to create an enabling environment within which individual behaviour change could occur.
For example, differing extents of correspondence in time, space or content seem to reliably bias the involvement of different integrative networks which code for these cues.
This was for various methodological reasons, for example, differing conceptualisations of HSU in investigations by Killapsy and Zi, 21 and Trieman and Leff.
The traditional hardware store and the self-service mass merchandiser, for example, differ both in store environment and in type of customer; the ideal POP program for each will not be the same. 5. Integrate POP communications with non-POP communications.
For example, although differing in the expected direction, the mean sensitivity ratings at 12 months for secure versus insecure infants were not significantly different (5.47 (SD=1.78) and 5.29 (1.52), t=0.82, df=276, P<0.44), and nor were the means for intrusiveness (7.77 (7.97) and 8.00 (8.80), t=0.24, df=276, P<0.82).
Unconventional wells in the Barnett Shale play, for example, differ considerably in terms of reservoir quality, production rates, and recoverable gas [ 27].
