Sentence examples for idea differences from inspiring English sources

In support of this idea, differences between 'knockout' and 'kinase-dead' mouse models suggest that PI3K may have functions that are independent of its kinase activity [ 22].

Anne Fausto-Sterling has questioned the idea that differences in corpus callosums cause behavioural and psychological differences.

These results together strengthen the idea that differences in commercial exchange between different regions of North America and Europe have influenced sources of invasive populations.

These results support the idea that differences in perceptual sensitivity to race-defining visual characteristics drive differences in race categorisation.

Although our data appear to support the idea that differences in symptom presentation among clusters may be due to differences in pain mechanisms, potential alternative explanations were considered.

This counters the idea that differences in basal isotopes of the foraging location alone account for the observed difference in the sea lions.

The idea that differences in work and living conditions can explain the racial sleep disparities is a popular one among sleep experts.

Pay attention to your idea's differences and similarities.

Michael Reiss, professor of science education at UCL Institute of Education, argues that dividing school pupils by ability encourages this idea of differences in talent rather than application.

There is certainly no evidence to suggest the idea that differences are intractable.

In that, and some other recent uses of the phrase, there may certainly be allusions to (usually the idea's differences from) the American Dream.