The gap that may exist between a bank's policy and real life is something I learned the hard way.
A third needed caveat is missed by Entine: any genetic differences that may exist between racial groups are, in the long run, utterly swamped by environmental influences.
In pre-Revolutionary Russia may be observed a most dramatic illustration of the disproportion that may exist between a children's and a mainstream literature.
Any such thoughts are bound to prompt a consideration of the similarities that may exist between the conflict in Northern Ireland and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and a search for lessons.
A direct correlation that may exist between taste and any specific structural arrangement, however, has not yet been established; that is, it is not yet possible to predict the taste of a sugar by knowing its specific structural arrangement.
This chapter introduces the inheritance relationship that may exist between classes.
One key aspect of face-to-face communication concerns the differences that may exist between speakers' native regional accents.
In taking this approach the model flexibly accounts for any statistical associations that may exist between the component decisions.
Put it another way, OI does not reflect all the types of outcome independence that may exist between distant outcomes.
However, previous approaches have not handled requirement interactions, such as the dependencies that may exist between requirements, and, or, precedence, cost- and value-based constraints.
In vitro models are frequently used to study this cancer but little is known about the differences that may exist between these model cell systems and tumour tissue.
