However our analysis of international legislation and national legal responses highlights instances of difference and contestation.
Both conditions of syntactic and semantic differentiation are met because the relevant differences between instances of different numbers are both highly circumscribed and conspicuous.
Moreover, the treatment of mental health problems of children and adolescents may be different, for instance because of differences in protocols for prescribing psychotropic medication to these age groups.
A final point of note apparent from review of the graphical presentations is that, although in the majority of cases, animal-to-animal variability is greater than that seen within-animal, there are instances of substantial differences between measurements within the same animal.
While I do observe many instances of cultural differences in workplace practices, I do not see a lot of culture clash.
Fig. 2 (Table D) details a few instances of these differences in length and location of the start and end of each gene.
Even though the plaque size is mainly mediated through cell density in the biofilm, we do observe several instances of significant differences between 0.27% and 0.8% top agar concentrations.
There have been a number of comparative morphometric studies in wild house mice in different contexts [ 15- 27], but except for [ 25], all of them were limited to specific instances of shape differences between small numbers of populations or species and most of them had a taxonomic focus.
Table 1 reports the average (in percentage) over all instances of the difference between the performance of each of the three algorithms and the performance of the REF solution.
In the former instance, lack of difference does not mean 'no ecological differences' but does suggest that local adaptation in competitive abilities has not occurred.
