Sentence examples for underlying difference between from inspiring English sources
The underlying difference between Mr. Brooks and Whyte is ideological.
So what is the underlying difference between the two acronyms: ISIS and ISIL?
Eventually, when the chain of causation is traced in full, the chances are that the underlying difference between polar and tropical octopuses will be in the DNA itself.
It is not clear if the semi-immune status of adults, in which parasites are present at below clinical threshold, is the result of cumulative exposure to Plasmodium falciparum or reflects an underlying difference between adult and infant immunity.
Noah Horowitz, in his June 12 Op-Ed article "Your 4-Year-Old Can't Do That," describes the underlying difference between works by great artists and works by children marketed as art prodigies.
There is always a chance, in observational studies, that there is some underlying difference between people who choose to take drugs and those who do not, and that the difference — not just the drugs they took — may help account for different health outcomes.
The longitudinal component was used to estimate the effect of a policy change on rates of fatal crashes; the cross-sectional component was included to account for underlying differences between states that tended to have different policies during the study period, not to estimate the effects of policies.
The second highest quality evidence is from randomized controlled trials where researchers can be confident that the intervention, not underlying differences between groups is the cause of different outcomes between groups.
Observed differences in evolutionary rates of H7 HA on different NA subtype backgrounds could not be attributed to underlying differences between avian host species or virus pathogenicity.
What are the underlying differences between sound recording and publishing rights?
Ziedan traces this notion of heresy to underlying differences between Greco-Egyptian and desert Arab cultures and their view of divinities.
