Sentence examples for material differences between the from inspiring English sources

She said results for 2001 had not been completed and declined to say what Xerox would do in a future period if it concluded that there were material differences between the results from the two methods.

"We need a reduction in the income material differences between the poor and the rich, we need a really strongly redistributed taxation system, and more money going into social housing.

In contrast, at low IGF-IR/IR ratios (<1), there are no material differences between the ligands and insulin.

We found no material differences between the results reported here and those from the three sensitivity analyses described in the Methods section (table 3).

We will also conduct sensitivity analyses to examine the robustness of the random effects summary measure by checking the results under a fixed effect model, and report where material differences between the models occur.

As there were no material differences between the results and because imputing missing data made maximum use of the actual responses provided, we report here only the results from the analyses incorporating imputed data.

There appear to be no material differences between these two countires as to case-control studies.

There appears to be no material difference between the two forces, US and UK, when it came to degrading treatment.

The letter also challenged the possible impact of regulatory obstacles, saying "there is no material difference between the regulatory conditions attached to our offer and the Royal Caribbean proposal".

But, he added, lenders will be required to give borrowers a new estimate "as soon as they discover there's a material difference" between the original estimate and the newly projected settlement costs.

In a draft guideline on labeling genetically engineered salmon, the FDA reasoned that there is no material difference between the genetically engineered salmon and its run-of-the-mill cousins, but it dropped rather heavy hints regarding voluntary labeling, even suggesting specific wording that avoids the demonized letters "GMO" in favor of terms like "bioengineering" or "modern biotechnology".