Sentence examples for systems differences from inspiring English sources

Even in a relatively homogeneous region such as Western Europe, with similar population demographics and state-provided healthcare systems, differences in culture, legislation and financial incentives can mean that the treatment of patients with the same condition varies between countries.

"I said there are differences in our systems, differences in our values but I think what matters in international relations is to understand those differences to show respect for each other but also to work very hard to make sure we benefit from China's rise".

Although the final saturation produced with polymer flooding was similar between the oil- and water-wet systems, differences in the relative permeability and distribution of DNAPL in the porous matrix caused the DNAPL recovery to be much slower in the oil-wet system.

Results: Differences in an interval version of the motor portion of the FIM™ instrument accounted for 26.3% of the variance in total PCA hours, Model Systems differences accounted for 9.3%, and no other predictor accounted for more than 2.1% of the variance.

The two systems' differences reflect "competing theories of knowledge.

Relatedly, health systems differences, while not explored to a great extent in these focus groups, may be the more salient difference across national boundaries than the diagnosis and experience of ADHD.

System differences are also likely to vary by activity, given the different workflows and data linkage processes involved (eg, referrals to specialists as compared with obtaining laboratory results).

For example, in a natural system, differences in grazer palatability can have a dramatic effect on the competitive outcome.

The inter-system differences were less than the inter-subject variability and similar to the intra-subject variability.

Outside of the much welcome addition of a 16 gigabyte chunk of internal memory in the HD7 and the operating system differences, the two models are about as close as it gets.

Cost estimates from one region are weighted using regional multipliers to adjust for system differences between regions, and extrapolated to estimate national costs of occupational cancer.