Sentence examples for major regional differences from inspiring English sources

Yet Spain, with its major regional differences, manages to produce players who seem fit and disciplined, somewhat on the same page in tactics.

Major regional differences are also found: women living in the autonomous communities of the centre and south have a lower probability of working than those living in the rest of Spain.

"There are major regional differences in whether your life has become better or worse," David Bond, vice president for programs at the Trevor Project, told VICE last year.

"There are major regional differences in whether your life has become better or worse," said David Bond, vice president for programs at the Trevor Project, an organization focused on suicide prevention among LGBTQ youth.

The CONCORD study revealed major regional differences in 5-year relative survival, especially in Europe.

There were no major regional differences in breast cancer mortality trends.

Thus, chronic HBV infection may be a major determinant of regional differences in liver cancer incidence and mortality in the Amazon region of Ecuador.

However, our study reveals that differential laboratory performance of Kalon is likely not a major contributor to regional differences in its accuracy compared to UW-WB.

We address the major regional and cultural differences in China that makes it difficult to prescribe a "one RNI fits all" recommendation for a country of this size with so many disparate ethnic and cultural groups.

The recombination map of the porcine genome described in this paper, revealed major chromosomal as well as regional differences in recombination rates.

Brazil has shown consistent reduction of infant mortality rates in the last decades, improving from 123.19 deaths per 1,000 live births in 1970 to 85.20 in 1980, 44.68 in 1991, and 30.57 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2000.4 Despite major gains, there remain substantial regional differences in the pattern of reduction, as can be seen in Figure 1.