Sentence examples for most serious differences from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the IGRF-2010 candidate models in geographical space highlights that the most serious differences in the candidate models occur in the polar regions and to a lesser extent along the dip equator.

Life's most serious unfairness, the difference in genetic endowment, would be erased from birth.

The most serious is the difference between studies in adjustment for possible confounding factors and for HPV exposure or infection (see Table 1).

But while hiring top advisers is what most serious candidates do, the difference with Pawlenty, according to those who know him, is that his many years as a political operative have made him something of a lone ranger.

Lois Sealey, the owner of Home Base Holidays (homebase-hols.com), in London, says the most serious problems her clients have encountered concern "differences in housekeeping standards, which you can't legislate".

Dysphagia has been recognized as one of the most serious complications after occipitocervical fusion (OCF), and the difference between postoperative and preoperative O-C2 angle (dO-C2A) was proposed to be an indicator in predicting and preventing dysphagia.

This individualistic approach to diversity carries a risk, because the most serious inequities in health care are strongly associated with differences in group membership and social situation.

For Nachman, the difference between one thing and another was the most serious consideration in life.

Interarea differences in the condition of community medicine are one of the most serious problems in Kyoto Prefecture.

The differences in the respective siderocalins suggest that each was developed in response to the most serious pathogens encountered by that animal.

And there are very serious differences.