Sentence examples for some salient differences from inspiring English sources

The results showed some salient differences in how freshman- and senior-student groups perceive the same authentic assessment and how this assessment influences their learning.

There are, in fact, some salient differences (e.g., that American and US Airways share many routes and control most of the slots at Ronald Reagan National Airport seemed unduly anti-competitive to the lawyers seeking to enjoin the merger), but at the end of the day, the two airlines' biggest problem is that they're late to the party.

This section sets out some conceivability arguments offered in the literature with some limited remarks about their salient differences.

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).

Seldom abnormalities in the genetic structure of some individuals in the population cause salient differences in their specifications, called mutation operator in GA.

ARCHIE AND SINK Men raised from infancy with horses could identify salient differences with a glance, but some had a keener talent for understanding equine temperament than others.

Our framework has also revealed salient differences in the communication of uncertainty in the different countries' NAS, reinforcing the call for a much needed more systematic communication of uncertainty (Biesbroek et al. 2010; Lourenço et al. 2009).

One of the salient differences we discovered concerned gender.

Modern terrorism has salient differences from traditional warfare.

Even if that were true, the Court fails to account for other salient differences between the two technologies.

The ACI's study reflects salient differences in costs of living for expatriate and ordinary urban dwellers which arise from variations in their lifestyles and consumption preferences.