In a publication of Srivastava et al. (comparing a Jaffe with an enzymatic assay, both non-IDMS traceable), differences up to 80% for creatinine urine values in urine samples of 18 children have been reported [ 3].
These genetic differences may be traceable to different regimes of natural selection in the 60,000 years since the human radiation out of Africa.
Ronald Dworkin holds that differences in wealth generated by differences "traceable to genetic luck" (Dworkin 2000, 92) are unfair.
There also is evidence that diverse waves of immigrants from other countries experiencing social revolutions, namely Vietnam (Shelley, 2001), China (Kuhn, 2008; Pieke, Nyiri, Thuno and Ceccagno, 2004), and Poland (Erdmans 1998), relate differently to their homeland from their new land, with differences traceable to distinctive premigration experiences.
This research disparity might also be traceable to negotiating differences, says Kolb.
Wilson in commending workplace segregation by sex arguing that insofar as the division of labor is based on important personality differences traceable to the reproductive roles of men and women, it cannot be considered unjust.
The twofold difference appears traceable to the greater than twofold difference in average radon concentration assumed in the two analyses; data made available in 2012 have revealed higher average radon levels than were previously thought [ 7].
Some of this difference may be traceable to the show's sources.
Traceable cause suggests a deviation from the norm.
Obviously, this difference in truth-value is traceable to some difference between the expressions 'Barack Obama' and 'John McCain.' What about these expressions explains the difference in truth-value between these sentences?
