Sentence examples for expressed differences from inspiring English sources
ELISPOT analysis, which accessed cellular immune responses indicated that mice expressed differences in Class I epitopes dependent on the different immune haplotypes.
Other companies have also expressed differences with the chamber recently.
A1 At a European Union meeting, President Bush and European leaders expressed differences and conflicting intentions on global warming.
The two sides still expressed differences in bitter terms over how Time Warner would compensate ABC for the right to carry the network's stations on its cable systems.
But the two rival governing factions in Iran, the hard-liners close to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and the reformist supporters of Mr. Khatami, have expressed differences over Afghanistan.
The flare-up was sparked in Argentina by robustly expressed differences between the two men over US-backed plans for a pan-American free trade area, and it was Fox who fired the opening salvo, deriding Chávez's presence at the "countersummit" organised by Diego Maradona, where opposition to George Bush's pet project for the region was strident.
This dogma has been seriously challenged by several independent laboratories in recent years [ 4- 5], even though some have expressed difference in opinion.
Ratcliffe explains the struggle experienced by scholars who are skeptical about the use of the term race; he states, "[t]here is no ideologically or methodologically neutral ways of expressing differences between peoples of differing heritages" (2004, p. 24).
The perturbation is a projection of the mistake types made by learners; in the expressions of perturbation, the perturbation operators expressing differences between the learner's erroneous and correctness knowledge are used.
Possible limitations of our study included: sample size, different age groups, and different severities of lung disease that could express differences in the BD response.
The workings of a coalition make it harder to express differences of opinion than during a general election campaign.
