Sentence examples for minor distinction between from inspiring English sources

A minor distinction between Tic62 from Arabidopsis and the other full-length sequences is the number of four or three repetitive modules, respectively.

This study was unique in examining coverage by different categories of newspapers and found some minor distinction between the coverage of common cancer types.

There are three minor distinctions between the way loci were identified and primers designed in this study.

In addition, the relationship between medicine and chiropractic may be affected by social phenomena such as the "minimal group effect" [ 38], whereby even relatively minor distinctions between groups can result in prejudice.

While that may seem like a minor distinction, it has a huge impact on the experience.

For a generation of fans raised on Auto-Tune, that may be a minor distinction.

Moreover, we do not agree that this represents a "minor distinction".

Comparisons between simulations using a spot without phase variation on the one hand and with phase variation on the other hand revealed only minor distinctions that were, in our case, negligible.

Only items 7 and 10 presented a minor problem of distinction between thresholds 1 and 2. In Table  3, the item difficulty was ranked according to their location parameters.

DBQ has been used in several studies in many countries and despite minor cultural nuances, the distinction between errors as unintentional mistakes and violations as deliberate acts has been supported by all international studies, including the one presented in this paper.

One consideration is that a distinction between minor and major procedural changes that might be incorporated into a test would help determine the extent of such validation necessary.