Sentence examples for identifying a difference from inspiring English sources
Of course, simply identifying a difference for grant success or article acceptance rates doesn't tell us why that difference is there.
Since becoming Labour leader, Miliband has made speeches aimed at winning over disaffected Liberal Democrats, identifying a difference between the "Orange Book" Lib Dems who were closer to the Conservatives and Lib Dems who were on the centre-left, offering the latter a role in helping Labour's policy review.
Put simply, this is the probability of correctly identifying a difference between the two groups in the study sample when one genuinely exists in the populations from which the samples were drawn.
Results from cell culture experiments were analysed with a fully factorial MANOVA, with post hoc contrast to identify differences between control and septic patients, where multivariate analysis identifying a difference between these groups.
Low-combination doses also elevated calcium concentrations, but there was a statistical interaction identifying a difference between the effects of combined exposure and exposure to either PCBs or MeHg individually, with combined exposure resulting in greater elevations.
We do not identify a difference in the innovation orientations of rural and urban manufacturing establishments.
Holding up a yellow key and a green key of the same size, Pepperberg might ask Alex to identify a difference between them, and he'd say, "Color".
Analysing data correctly, to identify a "difference in differences", is a little tricksy, so thinking generously, we might suggest that researchers worry it's too longwinded for a paper, or too difficult for readers.
But that probably wouldn't work either, Dr. McCullough told me, because personality studies have identified a difference between true believers and others who attend services for extrinsic reasons, like wanting to impress people or make social connections.
