Sentence examples for tenuous difference from inspiring English sources
Conversely, there is relatively weak evidence for the causal relationship between CR-BSI and mortality; this implies a tenuous difference in health outcomes for different catheter choices.
Although it can be argued that there is only a tenuous difference between additivity and synergy for this combination of an FTI with Tam, and it is accepted that this type of analysis is not really precise enough to definitively establish additivity between two agents, the methodology does identify clear additivity with two different FTIs with diverse molecular structures.
Often, similar results are obtained to a Pareto-efficient optimization, but there exists significant and tenuous differences.
In her first collection, Birds of a Lesser Paradise, she explores the tenuous differences between man and nature -- she's at her best when observing how other mammals take on the duty of motherhood, and relating them to our own practices.
Although in both of the above proposals, the authors acknowledge that consciousness may be more widespread than just mammals, they argue that in the case of mammals, the weight of evidence based on homology of relevant neurophysiological systems is overwhelming, whereas outside of mammals, the inference is more tenuous because of the biological differences in non-mammalian animals.
However, due to the large uncertainty in the model, differences between men and women were tenuous.
The transformation into narrative is continuously operated and poses the user in a particular situation, in which the difference between the story told and the experienced reality becomes more and more tenuous.
Businesses in NSW were also significantly more likely to have a plan for pandemic influenza than businesses in WA (Table 1); however, the difference in response rate for the two states renders the generalisability of such differences as tenuous.
The situation remains tenuous.
