Sentence examples for important difference being from inspiring English sources
Song titles on the back are laid out slightly differently in British vs. North American editions; the most important difference being the inclusion of subtitles for the four sections of "A Saucerful of Secrets".
A younger "Messiah" tradition -- this will be only its ninth year -- has been established by the New Choral Society of Central Westchester, an important difference being that the founding music director, John King, settles for just the Christmas portion of the oratorio.
An important difference being that biometric quality relates to the performance of automatic biometric systems rather than the human visual system.
In this regard, Stumpf here adopts a position akin to that of Brentano who followed Comte's criteria on the matter of the classification of sciences, with the important difference being that psychology replaces sociology within Brentano's system of sciences and that the field of psychical functions is, according to Stumpf, independent of all other sciences.
At discharge, all RCS subscales except Care were significantly lower for Unit A – the most important difference being within the therapy subscales, with lesser differences in the nursing and medical subscales.
A similar pattern of conformity and differences between centiles is seen in the comparison with the 2000 CDC weight reference, with the only important difference being found in girls over 13 years of age on the 97th centile: Polish girls weighed significantly less compared with their American peers (Fig. 2).
