Sentence examples for sufficient differences between from inspiring English sources

A dissenting panel member, Teri Yohn, said no evidence had been given "to suggest that there are sufficient differences between public companies and private companies to warrant different standards".

There is now evidence for sufficient differences between people in erythrocyte life span to result in different HbA1c in two individuals with the same blood glucose (16, 17).

But for all the obvious similarities, there are also sufficient differences between the two Republicans to make surface comparisons somewhat misleading.

Only sufficient differences between the two groups are to be considered.

This approach is an instance of the machine learning method of ensemble learning, and requires sufficient differences between the systems combined [21].

Watling and Kile compared the macroscopic and microscopic characters of the pathogenic Armillaria with A. polymyces (now known as A. obscura), A. mellea, A. limonea and A. novae-zelandiae and found sufficient differences between them to warrant designating the species as new.

Referring to the probability of minors' being sexually abused in institutions rather than in any other location, the report said, "It emerged that the risk was twice as high as the national average, but with no sufficient difference between Roman Catholic and non-Roman Catholic institutions".

We hypothesized that (1) there is no sufficient difference between meteorological records and pastoralists' perceptions in predicting the trend of climate change that trigger camel management as an adaptation strategy and (2) meteorological records are better than pastoralists' perceptions in predicting the trend of climate change that drive camel management as an adaptation strategy.

No sufficient difference between both patient cohorts regarding numbers of EMPs appeared to be in peripheral blood in resulting activation of the endothelial cells.

If sufficient differences exist between individual studies such that lumping them together is comparing "apples and oranges," then a meta-analysis is not appropriate.

A simple spreadsheet calculator [ 59] embeds the empirical competitive hyperbolic relationship [ 60] to help clinicians design dietary interventions that can create sufficient differences in HUFA balance between intervention and control groups.