Man differ in their coping mechanisms, leading them to be very different kinds of people.
Syngeneic mouse models are by far the most common strategy to model CML, but as mouse and man differ in several aspects, such as the number of mutations needed for cellular transformation, important insights into the disease pathogenesis may be overlooked unless also human cells also are studied in an in vivo setting.
"When men differ in opinion, both sides ought to equally have the advantage of being heard by the publick," he wrote in his "Apology for Printers".
But in truth both are "extraordinarily conservative", to use Mr Quayle's proud self-description.Nor do the men differ in their disdain for Washington.
In the short run, he and Obama may end up with similar troop levels, but the two men differ in their commitment to specificity and accountability, which often determines the course that a war takes.
He wrote about it in his autobiography: "Liberalism for me means that, while men differ in their natural endowments, they must be treated as equal citizens in the eyes of the law; that they should possess equality of opportunity and be afforded some minimum of social benefits.
There is no getting around the fact that women and men differ in upper body strength, in weight, in height – all the things which come into play if, or when, you are required to engage in hand-to-hand combat while carrying a pack weighing 50kg.
Up to date, research on entrepreneurs' growth intentions has produced mixed results regarding empirical differences between men and women and not all scholars agree that women and men differ in their overall business growth intent (Cassar, 2006; Davis & Shaver, 2012).
However, women and men differ in the associated stigmas they must face.
Although women and men differ in various aspects related to CHD and ischemic stroke [2] [4], [6], [7], the difference in genetic effects on disease and its risk factors between women and men remains largely unexplored territory [12].
Our objectives were to test (i) if previous finding about raters' ability to get accurate information about an individual by looking at his facial photograph held in low-income non western rural societies and (ii) whether women and men differ in this ability.
