Sentence examples for figure out the differences from inspiring English sources

We spotted a stencil of the Portuguese flag beside the Greek flag and, snug above them, this message: "Figure out the differences".

We used Doug Lowy's probe to try and figure out the differences in the endogenous viral DNA between the many different strains of mice at JAX.

In this study, the transcriptome of a prochloraz-resistant strain HS-F6 and a prochloraz- susceptible strain HS-E3 had been sequenced and analyzed to figure out the differences of gene expression profiles in the strains with different level of drug resistance.

"It's very hard to figure out the differences if you didn't know them before".

Mr. Edwards, who first drew attention in Iowa with his refusal to attack his rivals, insisted he would not change his style and said he believed that voters would figure out the differences by examining the candidates' positions.

"She's worked really hard to figure out the differences in various lists and what kind of proof it takes to get on that list," Sessions told CNN's State of the Union.

We stayed in hostels and in a hotel, and I never did figure out the difference.

The app records a clip each time the motion sensor is activated, giving users the option to help Canary figure out the difference between you and a bad guy.

You certainly don't make six figures, and you don't have any business income, but once you do start that business and figure out the difference between "non-corporate business" and "business income," won't that tax cut come in handy?

Figure out the difference between net worth and net income (what you earn after taxes).

"I think one thing about my character is that she hasn't yet figured out the difference between what's cool and what looks good on her".