Sentence examples for hidden differences from inspiring English sources

"The color of our skin and our genders are obvious, but many of us have hidden differences," he said.

The fact that these associations varied across the trial arms indicates that there might have been hidden differences between the two arms, particularly those differences in confounding variables that the trial did not measure and failed to balance across the two experimental conditions.

Even big occupation groupings can hide differences, Professor Grusky said.

As he well knew, the superficial similarities between Britain and America hid differences that lay deep and needed careful unravelling.

Players most often try to hide differences they have with teammates; they especially do not talk about physical encounters of a nasty kind.

As Die Zeit put it this week in trying to explain why so many tensions with the United States exist -- over the monetary fund, over American plans for a national missile-defense system, over capital punishment, over the European role in NATO and over much else: "Past are the times when one was afraid of one's own courage and rather hid differences under the carpet".

In order to hide differences of interfaces, all user tasks are described in task ontology files, which indicate the requirements of tasks.

This could suggest that in case of models well suited to a crop, user subjectivity (which explained 14% of total variance in maize outputs) can hide differences in model algorithms and, consequently, the uncertainty due to parameterization should be better investigated.

Thanks to the effort of several companies spearheaded by Google, including development of fast JavaScript engines and several powerful libraries, that hide differences in JavaScript implementations between various browsers, JavaScript gained momentum and became one of the major components of the so called Web 2.0 paradigm.

Further, the effect of the modest manipulation simply imagining that allocations would be known suggests that people try to hide differences between friends.

This should make results generalizable but could also hide differences between subgroups.