Sentence examples for more definite differences from inspiring English sources

So what follows is a basic rundown of the more definite differences between the brains of men and women.

The differences between the genders are more definite than the differences between the races from a strictly biological standpoint; consider, the differences between chromosomes and organs both internal and external.

We felt a definite difference - more real curiosity, more openness, more acceptance, more love from the crowd as we celebrated the wonders of the foreskin.

However, log2 transformation of the fold-expression rates minimized these differences and provided us with a more definite understanding of the expression profile of the GOIs in BC.

The aforesaid commonality and difference do exist and behave in a much more definite and vivid way than in theory, no matter in terms of conflict or melting.

Bit more definite – the man.

Smolin furnishes the more definite answer.

Later, Ms. Anderson said: "Teaching science is more definite.

Gradually the group developed a more definite style.

I am afraid I cannot be any more definite," he said.

With each flash, the men grew more definite: their chins sharpening, cheeks ripening around their smiles.