Sentence examples for some underlying differences from inspiring English sources

There are some underlying differences between this device and classic BlackBerry devices.

There may be some underlying differences, but the most important sociocultural aspect of the findings is that the indigenous Sami are not worse off.

There is always a chance, in observational studies, that there is some underlying difference between people who choose to take drugs and those who do not, and that the difference — not just the drugs they took — may help account for different health outcomes.

In addition, some discussions of the components underlying differences in facial attractiveness have hypothesized that facial attractiveness advertises individuals' health [41], and that one key quality responsible for this is symmetry across the face's vertical axis [42] [44].

Contrasting FMAS characteristics in different study areas reflect underlying differences in agro-ecosystems, aquaculture technologies, farmer livelihoods and markets.

One may hypothesize that some of these alleles carry functional effects underlying differences in disease susceptibility between populations.

Subtle differences between suicides with MDD and non-MDD suicides have been detected leading some authors to postulate that there may be underlying differences in stress response [ 34].

This analysis is able to adjust for underlying differences between groups, but it suffers from some degree of missing data.

Although the mechanisms underlying differences in reprogramming efficiency are not yet clear, some cell types might be more easily reprogrammed using specific exogenous factors than others.

Alternatively, underlying differences among tissues could interact with oncogenic mutations to produce different outcomes.

On seven issues, Catholic Supreme Court justices voted differently from Protestant and Jewish justices, even when taking into account underlying differences in each justice's ideology.