Compare the rubbings and write the introduction for a "Leaf Guide," explaining general differences between different types of leaves.
This number is arbitrary as we are only interested in the general differences between different environmental scenarios when there is a trend in the changes.
However, given the high standard errors, in general differences between accuracies obtained from different PE for a given trait were not statistically significant.
Recent expansions of gene families, on the other hand, could provide indications of different adaptive requirements (and, possibly, of more general differences between annual plants and trees).
In general, differences between the NHI and the Census within different age and ethnic groups should favour use of the NHI as denominator, since recorded ethnic group at hospitalisation is collected in the same context as the NHI database, and is therefore more comparable with NHI ethnic group than with Census ethnic group.
Although both honey bees and bumble bees share a number of features which may affect foraging strategies, including exploitation of the same resources, central place foraging, and provisioning the colony as well as themselves, there are a number of general differences between honey bees and bumble bees which might provide reasons for a different currency being maximized.
General differences between men's and women's tennis rendered such advice unhelpful, she offered by way of explanation.
If Neill admits any general differences between the male and female comics he has worked with it is that the women tend to work harder: "Then they don't even assume that will always work in their favour.
"Typically, you see big differences in reading, but there are just subtle general differences between individuals who are afflicted with dyslexia and individuals who aren't on a wide variety of tests," said Richard Wagner, a psychology professor at Florida State University.
Some of the general differences between the properties of crystals and glasses, in addition to the fundamental one of the glass transition (as discussed above in connection with Figure 3 and also below with regard to its value in technological settings), are noted here.
Since general differences between cities are already controlled for, that leads him to conclude that it must be religious attendance that is driving the differences in income.Looking for a causeOther economists, though they think Mr Gruber's approach is clever, are not sure that he has established a causal link between religious attendance and wealth.
