Sentence examples for support the difference between from inspiring English sources

For someone with big medical bills and two other children to support, the difference between playing in the major leagues and minors is profound.

In Figure 2, the results of histological examination taken from each group appear to support the difference between tumor volumes as well.

15 16 18 In our meta-analysis, an association between job insecurity and CHD was found among employees aged 50 years or more, although the formal statistical test did not support the difference between the age groups.

Several articles have proposed the distinction of peripheral type from central type of squamous cell carcinoma (SqCC) due to its similarity to adenocarcinoma, although little evidence to support the difference between these two types was published.

Here, we summarize data supporting the difference between the two types of treatment and attempt to account for the underlying mechanisms that favour AIs.

Thus, rhythms in deptor and tor expression induced by TR feeding are uncoupled from rhythms in the circadian clock gene expression, which further supports the difference between the light-entrainable circadian clock and NAMO.

Further supporting the difference between human and avian osteoclasts, we did not find any inhibitory effects of Genistein, neither on resorption nor acid secretion, which is in contrast to the findings of Williams et al. [ 24].

But the fact that they didn't know each other, and that we also spent a lot of time shooting them apart – we see Therese's world, and then Carol's, before we ever see them together – supported the differences between their two characters: differences not only of class and age, but of knowledge.

Further supporting the differences between subtypes, offspring of lithium responder (LiR) parents with BD have been shown to be significantly more socially successful than those of lithium non-responder (LiNR) (e.g., Duffy et al. 2002).

Statistical analysis supported the differences between these groups.

The existing literature does not completely support the differences in prevalence between practice locations revealed in the interviews [ 33].