Sentence examples for finds differences from inspiring English sources

15It is assumed that cohabiting couples do not differ in their specialization behavior – even though I acknowledge that Stratton (2005) finds differences in intra-household specialization between cohabiting and married couples.

The study finds differences in the relative importance of skills across the two countries, and also variations over time.

This mechanism uses a modified version of Even-Swaps method, that finds differences among alternatives and utilizes the differences for assessing the value of multi-issue offers, and that includes a fuzzy-inference-system for bargaining on several issues simultaneously.

Kennan et al. (2006) Content research Online job advertisements in Australia and US Content analysis of text The study finds differences in the relative importance of skills across the two countries, and also variations over time.

He said the First Derivatives (FD) technique used by the defence expert Mr Coyle - used to statistically analyse the presence of chemicals in fibres - exaggerates small differences and sometimes finds differences in fibres which are known to be from the same source.

Using detection or discrimination measures or stimuli reported to trigger migraine (striped patterns or flickering lights) one finds differences between people with and without migraine, which is attributed to abnormal cortical processing in migraine, described by hyper- or hypoexcitability, heightened responsiveness, a lack of habituation and/or a lack of intra-cortical inhibition [50], [51].

Hofstede found differences among employees of different origins at IBM.

The survey also found differences in the way students of different colleges viewed the statue.

There you will find differences.

But he also found differences between the communities.

"It was typical that you could find differences of 3 to 1," Dr. van Biema said.