Sentence examples for frequent differences from inspiring English sources

Results indicated that, at mid- and highshore levels, there were frequent differences between assemblages on natural shores and seawalls.

There have been frequent differences of opinion between club and player over the year in which he has had surgery first on an ankle, and then, in May, on his knee.

State judges as well as federal judges swear allegiance to the Constitution of the United States, and there is no reason to think that because of their frequent differences of opinions as to how that document should be interpreted, all are not doing their mortal best to discharge their oath of office.

And we try to resolve our inevitable and fairly frequent differences before we go to bed at night".

Lastly, the HGDP-PC space was constructed on the HDGP sample, capturing the primary allele frequent differences of world populations, robust to the study cohorts.

Along with the frequent differences in enzyme modular structures noted above, this suggests that there may be many differences in the detailed organization of the cellulolytic enzyme complexes between the two strains.

There was a trend among all sites toward higher methylation in the adult samples with the most frequent difference in beta being 0.1.

The rare-minus-frequent difference waveforms from control subjects were analyzed using VESTAL.

The earliest attention-related neuronal activation in the rare-minus-frequent difference response was observed at ~40 ms.

Figure  4a displays snapshots of the left-hemisphere between-group difference in MEG activity maps for the rare-frequent difference response from contralateral right median-nerve stimulation.

Figure  4c and the middle columns of Table  4 show group differences in right-hemisphere attention-related (rare-frequent difference) activation evoked by contralateral (left) median-nerve stimulation.