Sentence examples for thought that the difference from inspiring English sources

"I thought that the difference in treatment was because of race.

It could be possible in theory for economic choices to increase average utility while severely harming the least fortunate; that would clearly be ethically perverse, and Rawls thought that the difference principle would avoid the problem.

It might be thought that the difference between these views is merely nominal.

It is thought that the difference values in the foE are due to not to be included in the IRI-model of all parameters affecting the critical frequency value.

And, it is thought that the difference in adsorption intensity as shown in Fig. 9 depends on the occupation probability of the K2-site and distance and the distance between the K2-site and surface.

I've sometimes thought that the difference between us and the English is that the Scotch are hard in all other respects but soft with women, and the English are hard with women but soft in all other respects.

It has, therefore, been thought that the differences with respect to their pharmacokinetics can cause a different efficacy, frequency of recurrence, and consistency of response, and they can therefore allow choosing the most appropriate triptan for each patient [7].

Han thought that the differences from drop to drop would blur the image beyond usefulness.

We thought that the differences in crude protein are mainly due to spawning season and nutritional density.

However, a majority of the task force members appointed by IAGA thought that the differences were not sufficient to exclude models that were well documented and based on different techniques.

Almost a third of the study population (29 %) thought that the differences in legislation concerning register-based research among European countries are not a problem.