Sentence examples similar to the difference stands from inspiring English sources

Although practice was initially considered as a possible gender difference factor in throwing accuracy [ 4], later analyses suggested that the difference stood even after the effects of sports history were considered [ 5].

But for adults, the differences stand out.

The extraordinary fact is that, if you were to place it next to today's Leica MP, the similarities would far outweigh the differences; stand a young man beside his own great-grandfather and you get the same effect.

We use this example because the weak phylogenetic signal makes the differences stand out.

The main difference stands in the non-overlapping constraint of Definition 1. From our point of view, the originality of the method actually makes sense with global N-maps.

As seen in Table 6 mean choice values are equal (1.743) for both groups for the maximum star model and unlike the average star model maximum choice value in maximum star model shows a big difference (0.635) although the maximum difference stands for maximum integration value which is equal to 0.712.

I understand where the trophies are in situ, in Twickenham and Murrayfield, with how the current points difference stands.

The initiative's difference stands out when corporations realize that they are large enough and have plenty resources and skills to address social problems in our communities.

A 16 percentage point difference stands between the number of primary school leavers on free school meals achieving the expected level in English, maths and science and their better-off counterparts.

One difference stands out, though: Mr. Obama is the undisputed head of his nation.

Their notably inferior goal difference stands to cost them.