Sentence examples for poses the difference from inspiring English sources

He ran through a list of troubling statistics to underscore the minority achievement gap that poses "the difference between a pathway that leads to the White House and one that leads to the jailhouse".

This is the usual practice in a clinical environment, but in this study poses the doubt that the differences might be due to a few patients with a contract not wanting to admit breaking it.

Hence, the total calorie intake was significantly greater than that of FDW 25% which posed the striking difference between these two concentrations.

For the London difference poses the three main political parties a serious problem.

It then poses the issue of its difference from autologous blood doping, which is illegal in many sports and involves an athlete boosting their number of red blood cells in circulation in order to enhance athletic performance.

Therefore, the typically used cut-off level, i.e. greater than a two-fold change, is not appropriate for expression profiling in brain tissue which poses the discrimination of real differences from experimental noise as a significant issue.

In any case, to explain the anomaly posed by the difference between her upbringing and her tastes she has told interviewers, somewhat sheepishly, that she has wondered whose blood runs through her veins.

We cannot but cringe when we hear that the "propositional content" of her grief was "My wonderful mother is dead," or that the "real question" posed by the difference between her initial agony and her current calm is whether it is "a cognitive difference, or a noncognitive difference".

These differences pose the need of different ERMS software for different versions and flexible software architecture for different institutional requirements.

Both Merker (2005) and Seth et al. (2005b, 2009) argue that a strong provisional case can be made for consciousness in cephalopods — although these authors emphasize the limitations on our understanding posed by the differences in anatomy and physiology between cephalopods and vertebrates.

We posed the question of whether differences in mGluR5 immunoreactivity would be found between FS-positive and FS-negative specimens.