Sentence examples for reviewed the differences between from inspiring English sources
In addition, they reviewed the differences between this species and other Holochilus and concluded that these were significant enough to place the former in a distinct genus, which they named Lundomys after Lund, who had collected the original material.
In the studies reviewed, the difference between the two dementia types predominantly lies in the type of task being practiced.
But one such master, Albert Hadley, after reviewing the differences between curtains and draperies -- he never says "drapes" -- said that he prefers a simple window, often one with no curtains at all.
Alternatively, an instructor concerned about students' inability to distinguish between molecular and ionic forms of OH could begin the next class period reviewing the differences between such compounds.
(Teachers may want to review the difference between statistical and anecdotal data with the class before proceeding).
After students have finished their hunt, ask the following questions to debrief this activity and introduce the theme of the lesson: Younger students might enjoy watching this Grammarheads video at this point to review the difference between fact and opinion.
The temperature, pressure and composition of atmospheric test environments for previous missions are reviewed, and the differences between the conditions used in tests and the actual conditions at the target body are discussed.
This can be seen when reviewing the difference scores between the two methods.
Last week I reviewed the main differences between the Cervarix and the Gardasil vaccines.
He reviewed the alleged differences between Obama's and Congress's budgets, minimizing each one, and said slowly, "The resolutions may not be identical twins to what the President submitted, but they are certainly brothers that look an awful lot alike".
I mentioned the 6020 at the beginning of the review; the differences between it and the 8010 are that the 6020 has only 1GB of internal memory, is slightly less rugged in all ways (but still rugged), and has a slightly slower lens.
