Sentence examples for salient difference between the from inspiring English sources
There may be one salient difference between the powers conferred on the Scott inquiry and on the Chilcot inquiry.
One salient difference between the two visions is that the "Constitution in exile" actually existed for many years, before the New Deal court ratified a 20th-century vision of national power.
I argue that there is no ethically salient difference between the contributions made to development by genes and the contributions made by these other resources.
The most salient difference between the categories is that a moral dilemma arises only when the choice is such that neither horn is decisively supported by morality, indeed morality speaks equally against both.
As for the negative aspects, the most salient difference between the groups is the number of the comments against the shadowing speed by the LP participants (n = 12), which is twice as many as HP participants (n = 6).
One salient difference between the two tests was GEPT-A's inclusion of skimming/scanning section with 20 items (the same number as on the Careful Reading section) with a 20-min time allocation.
The most salient difference between these previous studies and the current one is that the former treated consistency as a categorical variable, classifying words as either regular/consistent or irregular/inconsistent.
Fig. 3 A coronal plane through the RL and liver illustrating salient differences between the four different VBDM: MC (a), LD (b), SK (c), SKD (d).
Both fixed and mobile services can enable access to information, entertainment, and employment options, but there are salient differences between the two.
One of the most salient differences between the two activities we tested in our study is the physical or virtual nature of the simulation.
The salient differences between the two traditions accounts of behavior are that the Chinese does not focus on sentential items (actions, events, beliefs) particularly as conclusions of belief plus desire mental arguments.
