Sentence examples for few important differences from inspiring English sources

But there are a few important differences between them.

The Dominion mode is a variation on the familiar Conquest gametype, but there are a few important differences.

Because of its π bond, the carbonyl group undergoes addition reactions similar to those that occur with alkenes but with a few important differences.

In the scheme of the Chrestomanci books, our world is only one of many similar ones -- each world containing versions of the same events, landscapes and people, but with a few important differences, such as whether magic works or not.

George Philip Krapp's The English Language in America (1925) is valuable to the student of American pronunciation, and contains much miscellaneous matter of interest, but there are gaps in it, and the author opposes his own evidence by arguing that English and American show few important differences.

However, there are a few important differences.

Overall, this analysis revealed a complex portrait of the transcriptional response of C. albicans to WOAs, with a few important functional differences between acids and between time points, but also several commonly regulated biological processes.

CONCLUSIONS: Although there was evidence that hospitals enrolled in the GTWG-HF program demonstrated better processes of care than other hospitals, there were few clinically important differences in outcomes.

Analysis suggests few although important differences across priorities, demand for funding and actual project funding.

Although statistical differences existed between sitagliptin and non-sitagliptin users owing to the large numbers, few clinically important differences existed with the exception that sitagliptin users tended to have higher use of insulin treatment and higher rates of diabetes related complications (table 1).

The Senate passed its own Republican-sponsored version last July, offering fewer protections to fewer people, two important differences that have proved insurmountable so far to House and Senate negotiators.