Sentence examples for more obvious between from inspiring English sources

For women, however, the difference in hand grip strength was more obvious between the two groups (18.2 kg in frail vs. 28.2 kg in non-frail patients, p = 0.01).

There is a struggle going on between forms of language as important as the more obvious struggle between Israelis and Palestinians.

The net result is even more obvious divisions between majority and minority ethnic groups.

An even more obvious discord between reality and perception is colour.

Second, by stressing the "social determinants" of health they may have gone too far to one extreme and underplayed the more obvious link between health and income.

And with the rise of image-sharing social sites like Pinterest, virtual shop windows are now possible, and by tracking the pinning habits of Pinterest users, retailers can now track consumer habits and see more obvious links between items.

A more obvious link between diet and reproduction may be seen in animals that depend on vibrant color to attract mates: flamingos, parrots, vultures, poison-dart frogs and lots of reptiles.

This puts more white space on your resume and creates a more obvious demarcation between the end of one bullet point and the start of another, which can further decrease the perceived amount of chunked text that appears on your resume.

The group discussion began with the more obvious differences between writing (field notes) from memory (lack of detail, and the potential to collapse events and time, among others) and writing while actually in a place (noting more detail, movement of people throughout spaces, variations at different times of day, and other aspects of in-site descriptions).

However, total financial costs were lower for LCA and HALN with more obvious differences between LCA and the other four groups.

A more obvious difference between civil disobedience and conscientious objection is that, whereas the former is invariably illegal, sometimes the latter is legal.