Sentence examples for points of difference between from inspiring English sources

Ken Baldwin, director of ANU's Energy Change Institute, said there were "clear points of difference" between the climate change policies of the Coalition, Labor and the Greens.

The machine tackles a tedious, intensive task, searching for points of difference between a person's genome and the standard, or "reference," genome.

TIGR scientists said last week that they might have discovered several points of difference between the Porton Down Ames strain and the Florida Ames strain used in the attacks.

Now that fashion is so speeded up and the points of difference between the various fashion cities have been slightly rubbed away, it can be hard to know what New York fashion stands for.

In a sense it did because the points of difference between them and England were considerable, not least the ability to react quickly in open play when the unexpected happened or opportunities were created.

Earlier, Mr Umunna said he could not serve under the new Labour leader because of the many "key points of difference" between them – notably over the stance the party will take on European Union membership.

Malouda was just one striking point of difference between two teams operating on entirely different levels but there was something about his assurance which spoke of the Chelsea that had made such inroads into the confidence of all their rivals earlier this season.

Time points of differences between infected and mock-infected cell metabolism, however, appeared shifted to earlier time points after infection for the NIBSC variant compared to the RKI virus.

This is a key point of difference between you and your rival superpower.

The Australian is a genuine point of difference between this season's Harlequins and last's.

Sheer size was the most obvious point of difference between the two sides.