Sentence examples for representatives differed from inspiring English sources

As the content of the FGD with patient representatives differed from those with staff, relevant portions of this FGD were analyzed hermeneutically rather than by detailed categorization.

Christian, Hindu and Muslim religious representatives differed in their attitudes and opinions on the following themes: rationale for the spread of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Trinidad, sexuality and homosexuality, condom use, processes for healing, and the impetus to become involved in faith-based initiatives.

But his business representatives differ on the promotional plan.

But the commission's business members and eight of its government representatives differ on how the transition to taxing Internet sales should be made.

Moreover, about a third of sequences (again, assuming our markers to be representative) differ in copy-number between strains.

The number of representatives differs from prefecture to prefecture by population — but it doesn't differ quite drastically enough.

While individual female is often thought of as a random factor in analyses, we chose to treat it as a fixed-effect factor, as we were specifically interested in how the mean responses of these specific, representative females differed from each other in regard to salt tolerance.

In a telephone interview, Richard Onouviet, the minister of land and water, described how representatives from differing camps, including the World Wildlife Fund and Leroy Gabon, a French-owned logging company, remained cloistered in negotiations for two long meetings to find a suitable compromise.

The results obtained for three representative populations differing in the value of μ1 at which they reached the previous stationary state are shown in Fig. 2. In the three cases considered we observe large differences in the adaptive dynamics depending on the value of μ2 used to adapt to the new selective pressure.

A total of 396 patients with DPN participated in the study, representative of differing socio-demographics (ethnicity, gender, age) and clinical characteristics.

This implies that approaches to the appointment of a patient's legal representative may differ across member states depending on the legal, cultural and political background of each European country, giving rise to procedures of differing complexity that may affect biomedical research.