Sentence examples for exposed differing from inspiring English sources

"And now it's time to get into the nub of the challenge facing China, which is, what sort of polity do you want?" What does seem clear is that Mr. Wen's call has exposed differing priorities among senior leaders.

Further investigation in Phase II into the specific levels of collagens type II and VI exposed differing trends.

Paired comparisons of these differences showed that standardised IES scores of the two groups directly exposed differed significantly compared to the loss group (p<0.01), no exposure (p<0.01) and the near miss group (p<0.05).

The awrah, or parts of the body that are not to be exposed, differ depending on who else is present.

The finding directly exposed differ from the indirectly exposed regarding PTSS, but not general distress, was also supported in the 33-year follow-up of survivors (aged 4-11 years) by Morgan et al. [ 16].

For future research it would be interesting to examine the extent to which the relationships we exposed differ by various socio-economic and socio-demographic characteristics of the sub-populations.

On the depression measure (BDS) those directly exposed differed significantly compared to the loss group (p<0.01) and the no exposure group (p<0.01), but not the near miss group (p=0.494).

But the fact that the two governing parties have been thrust so quickly into an issue that so starkly exposes differing approaches to a major policy issue has underscored how hard they may find it to reconcile their deep philosophical divide.

The experimental framework underpinning this, cluster-heatmap analysis, has been used for many years to analyze microarray data and compare samples generated from different cell types or cell types exposed to differing experimental conditions.

Each sludge may have been exposed to differing wastewater conditions resulting in a variety of microbial communities with differing abilities to adapt to each test substance.

The ferment on Tuesday exposed vastly differing views of the program between immigrant advocates and Obama administration officials.