Sentence examples for some differences which from inspiring English sources
Although the ordering of studies using the different quality scores were broadly similar, there were some differences which could lead to different conclusions if they were used in a systematic review.
The RBFNN architecture illustrated in Fig. 1a is quite similar to the perceptron type network; however, there are some differences which include: calculation of the potential and different activation functions in the hidden layer neurons.
Moreover, for people with different personal and travel characteristics, their perceptions of multimodal integration have some differences, which suggest that the design, operation, and management of urban transport hubs should be people-centered in the future.
Seasonal distributions have some differences which are more significant for water samples.
However, there are some differences which are highlighted in Fig. 8 a, b for the ASR and EE, respectively.
There are also some differences which coincide with the ±50° magnetic latitude data separation into scalar only and scalar plus vector measurements.
However, by running simple statistical tests (such as median length of stay and average readmission rates) over two time periods (before/during the use of the proforma), we may be able to see some difference, which would then suggest the need for more detailed, subsequent investigation if the research were to be repeated on a larger scale.
Also comparisons of groups of patients with different outcomes revealed some significant differences which are summarized in table 7.
Some plants look very similar to each other, but most of them have some minor differences which make them belong to different species so be careful.
German consonants are not very different from those in English, but there are some noticeable differences which you will want to be aware of if you want to be understood.
"Our bill, the House and the Senate bill, had some major differences, which we're hoping now to reconcile," Ms. Pelosi said.
