Sentence examples for major points of difference from inspiring English sources

In the doctrinal discussions between the Greeks and the Latins, all the major points of difference that had historically separated the two churches received detailed attention.

The chips thus capture the major points of difference, the single nucleotide polymorphisms or SNPs, pronounced "snips," in an individual's DNA while ignoring the many sites at which all people have the same DNA unit.

In children, however, major points of difference must be noted.

The major points of difference are: (1) we observe that the human sperm K+ current also retains some, albeit modest pH dependence, consistent with the modest pH dependence of heterologously expressed hSlo3; and (2) conflicting pharmacological and biochemical results concerning the molecular identity of the channel.

The major point of difference - Google News - is still unresolved.

But Ziferblat has one major point of difference: everything is free.

A major point of difference is their attitude to what might be considered international relations.

Although the village has not officially endorsed the Scenic Hudson plan, the mayor said he agrees with "90percentt" of it (the one major point of difference is the Pocantico restoration, which the mayor considers impractical).

The Estonians are keen to stress a major point of difference – that new e-residents will have their financial footprint monitored by the government digitally, not hidden in a warren of complicated legal arrangements.

For those publishers with other media-channel solutions such as press publications or TV channels, providing cross-channel solutions that work both online and offline can be a major point of difference to exchange-traded inventory.

Spin bowling remains one of Australia's most significant problems, however, and it is no surprise that the major point of difference between the teams has been Graeme Swann.