Sentence examples for straightforward differences from inspiring English sources
Although some residual effect of SES may still have been present, this finding is in line with earlier studies which showed that straightforward differences in SES between ethnic minority and majority groups do not explain the differences in problem behaviour between ethnic minority and majority youth [ 19].
And I would even say a first difference matrix because it's just the straightforward difference and we'll see second differences in class Friday.
There is one straightforward difference between truthmaker theory and most correspondence theories.
The most straightforward difference between EPSPKA and EPSPAMPA is their kinetics.
Writing about his colleagues' research in his 1988 book "The Nonprofit Economy," the economist Burton Weisbrod provided a straightforward explanation: "differences in the pursuit of profit".
Testing such impacts upon populations of organisms (i.e. at the catchment scale) has not proven straightforward and differences have emerged in the conclusions reached.
Although this method seems to be quite straightforward, substantial differences exist with regard to the definition used to consider a condition as comorbid.
The use of gene expression profiling is unfortunately not straightforward, because differences between the platforms used in studies have led to inconsistencies in results and considerable scepticism.
A straightforward finite-difference scheme solves the transformed problem of (12), since it consists of a boundary value problem in a square domain discretized by a uniform Cartesian grid.
The temporal evolution of activities is captured by the Activity History Area (AHA), which is similar to the Motion History Area of [15], but extracted using the kurtosis, as in Section 2, rather than straightforward frame differencing.
In previous work, we have shown that the relationship between a miRNA's concentration and its activity is not always straightforward, as expression differences of some miRNAs do not consistently affect their regulatory abilities13.
