Sentence examples for more specific differences from inspiring English sources

Other more specific differences are a consequence of different adaptation.

However, since we did not expect this level of sensitivity, additional work should be carried out to explore more specific differences between individual exposures.

The more specific differences could reflect the distinct types of manipulation, i.e., the genetic ablation of LGN vs Inscuteable overexpression vs pharmacological perturbation of apico/basal astrals.

To identify larger and more specific differences, a relatively strict criteria of FC > 5 and a p-value < 0.001 was used, and this resulted in a set of genes referred to as the "Significantly differentially expressed CPE and NPE genes".

Notably, men and women exhibit significant differences in olfactory discrimination ability [ 10, 66], as well as more specific differences in the gustatory [ 67], olfactory [ 66], and visual [ 68] perceptions related to food.

Listen for more specific differences.

Robert Shapiro and Harpreet Mahajan have documented persistent gender differences in policy preferences and R. Michael Alvarez and Edward J. McCaffery more specific gender differences in fiscal preferences.

In fact, by using marital status we can look at more specific gender differences, as people living alone can be either separated or divorced, never been married, or widowed.

Yet, when studied in more detail, specific differences become apparent.

Another woman was more specific: "The difference between Tom and Jerry and Ну, погоди! can probably be best seen in the antagonist wolf.

He won't have to do as much "reintroducing himself" this time around, which means he'll probably focus more on the specific differences between his platform and Clinton's.