Sentence examples for part the difference from inspiring English sources

In part the difference reactions may lie in the different ways the American and British publics regarded the Iraqi threat in the first place.

In that regard, Moritz [ 46] reported that adult thrips and larvae have different cuticle structures, which could explain, in part, the difference in susceptibility to EPF between arthropod pests [ 32, 47– 47].

First, let's handle the easy part: the difference between immanent and imminent.

In part, the difference is that Americans are divided as to whether politicians should be held responsible.

In part the difference is cultural — the job of the intelligence analyst is to not be surprised by bad news — but deep doubts about the war remain imbedded in the spy agencies.

For drugs, where government intervention plays a big part, the difference between the cheapest and most expensive countries can be as big as 300%.A recent research report prepared by Lehman Brothers, an investment bank, sampled 53 homogeneous goods across the euro area and found that, on average, prices differed from the mean by 24% (see chart 1).

For the most part, the differences between the quartet and piano versions don't seem profound, but this insistence on the G's stands out.

Intercultivar differences in plant biomass production, which indicates the differences in nitrogen utilization potential and indirectly the quantity and quality of litter production may explain in part the differences in N-mineralization processes.

This reflects, at least in part, the differences in terminology used.

This may explain, at least in part, the differences noted in neuronal size.

Most certainly, factors other than NO resistance determine in part the differences in lesion size.