Sentence examples for recognition differences from inspiring English sources

In a world where your principal competitor may be from another country, accounting and profit recognition differences can be crucial to remaining competitive, much as different taxation and tariff policies already are.

However, these studies suggest that at least in the mouse, there may be some antigenic recognition differences between the two enzyme preparations leading to elicitation of the mouse antibody response and culminating in the death of some of the mice.

Recognition differences in virtual and natural faces depended on specific emotions: whereas disgust was difficult to convey with the current avatar technology, virtual sadness and fear achieved better recognition results than natural faces.

The recall and recognition differences could be entirely mediated by storage or retrieval processes.

First, the CAPS marker design pipeline only considered possible restriction enzyme recognition differences between species, the number/size of the fragments generated from digestion was not taken into consideration.

Recognition of differences in diabetes led to the development of different treatments for the two major types of the disease.

One of the attractive features of this approach is explicit recognition of differences in processes affecting use versus the intensity of use of different types of services.

It is the recognition that differences exist, and that the resolve to engage them is a good thing, a necessary thing.

Part of Obama's anti-doctrinal doctrine is that it insists on the recognition of differences in a way that Bush's fixed ideas did not.

Distinguishing biological soil crusts by morphological groups aided recognition of differences that would not be apparent in an analysis by species.

However, there was an increasing demand for the separation of racemic compound into its chiral constituents in the pharmaceutical and biochemical industries due to the recognition of differences in pharmacological activity of enantiomeric molecules (Mao et al. 2012).