Sentence examples for more interesting difference from inspiring English sources
Copp claims that there is a subtler and more interesting difference between constructivist and realist views that make sense of normativity, and views that cannot make sense of normativity.
A more interesting difference is the way algae and plants handle the RuBisCO oxygenation reaction.
They focus instead on the more interesting differences in matrix shape and orientation.
More interesting, the difference of imprinting effect between different generations, i.e., transgenerational inheritance of genetic imprinting, can be discerned with power 0.80 using our statistical design.
This approach then would provide a method for detecting process partitions that might be selected for or have experienced drift and such partitions might be important in some of the more interesting organismal differences amongst the taxa in the analysis.
We use these genes as examples of our phylogenomics approach and show that identifying partitions or genes in this way provides a platform to explain some of the more interesting organismal differences among species, and in particular, in the evolution of plants.
If one assumes that the tree obtained from concatenated analysis best represents the evolutionary history of the taxa involved, then partitions that are in agreement or in conflict with the overall evolutionary history of the groups in the analysis can be detected and used to explain some of the more interesting organismal differences among the taxa in an analysis.
More interesting is the difference between small and large diameter devices.
Since the purpose of our study is to identify robust biomarkers related with the progress of liver fibrosis, the differences among various groups are more interesting than the differences between patients within each patient group.
As we further divide the population, we will find larger and more interesting effects and differences across groups.
Even more interesting are the differences between the two groups of frequent attenders.
