Sentence examples for meeting differences from inspiring English sources

Despite a carefully planned calibration meeting, differences might have occurred between the study centers in performing the protocol or in the features of the enrolled patients and therefore in the results obtained.

As those meetings unfolded, differences between France and Germany seemed to be widening, particularly over the question of whether the United Nations should endorse a declaration of Palestinian independence in September, as Palestinian leaders are urging.

Analyses were compared at regular meetings, and differences in interpretation were negotiated until agreement was reached.

Rather, he said, the meeting clarified the differences.

A comparison of group members who had and had not attended the meeting indicated significant differences on all questionnaire items.

At the meeting Suomi described differences in the brain wave patterns between these individuals and those that do imitate when young, indicating that the face-to-face contact can lead to long-lasting physical effects in the brain.

The fact that only a handful of the companies invited turned up for the meeting reflects deep differences within the industry on how to compensate victims of garment factory disasters in countries like Bangladesh, says the BBC's Anbarasan Ethirajan.

We believe a candid meeting about our differences is required and that any misunderstandings can be handled without compromising those standards".

Early reports of operational barriers in meeting targets indicated differences across States (National AIDS Control Organisation [NACO], 2008a; PANOS INDIA, 2007).

Other ministers will look at similar issues in prisons and communities although previous meetings have highlighted differences of approach within the Cabinet about how to tackle the problem.

Re "Can Meetings Restore Trust?" (May 11), which described how many companies try to keep shareholders' involvement at a minimum at annual meetings: Consider the differences in democratic practices between corporations and labor unions.