Sentence examples for to consider the difference between from inspiring English sources
Jan Shipps, a leading non-Mormon scholar of Mormonism, said that it was useful to consider the difference between Romney and Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader, who holds the highest government post of any Mormon in American history.
Through these results, it reveals the necessity to consider the difference between neutral surface and mid-surface in thermal buckling analysis.
In this method, we do not have to consider the difference between the parallel dictionaries in Section 3.3 because the parallel utterances are used as adaptation data, not as a dictionary.
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Interestingly, upon direct observation of the microarray data, we found that four of these genes (Mtf-1, DD104, Kaz1, A2M) had intensities over 2 times greater in LPS when compared to controls, but that the overall level of the intensities was rather low and not sufficient to consider the difference between control and LPS-injected to be significant.
It is important to consider the difference between professions in the attitudes towards rural work and the factors attracting graduates to work in rural areas.
To consider the differences between mining methods, it is necessary to rank the criteria for each mining method (Level 4).
The results can be used for designing evaporators to consider the differences between vertical and horizontal flow regarding phase-change characteristics in heat exchangers orientation.
The results showed that it can be important to consider the differences between corewood and outerwood when modelling the mechanical behaviour of trees.
To me, to consider the differences between what is and what could be, and then to reflect on how things are thought of as what is—"reality"—or as what could be possibility"—is the work of education.
However, it is necessary to consider the differences between the use of ICT for language testing (as opposed to general teaching) and the profile of senior high school foreign language teachers who may not be as flexible as their younger colleagues.
