Sentence examples for very different possibilities from inspiring English sources

Overall fall incidence of 'any fall' assessed retrospectively, but not recurrent fall rates, differed between the two studies, consistent with both the very different possibilities that true rates differed between the two populations and that they were artificial differences because of methodological differences between studies.

Nevertheless, the development of a phase such as Rh6 ii does not have to depend on a sequence but rather on the bonding and thus on the very different possibilities that a highly aleatory processing such as mechanical milling can offer.

But as Peter van Inwagen has argued most recently in The Problem of Evil there is a very different possibility, and one that he thinks is much more promising.

The concept of co-existence suggests a very different possibility for collaboration than what non-indigenous peoples may be used to.

A very different possibility for simplifying the relation between shapes and movement arises if the space of shapes itself is limited.

A very different possibility is that loss of the perirhinal cortex causes both familiar and novel objects to be perceived as novel, leading to raised levels of exploration (Wiig & Bilkey, 1994).

By contrast in the area of general policy affecting children there seem to be very many different possibilities.

Thus, our hypothesis was that Rasl11b acts as an inhibitor of the TGFβ/Nodal pathway and hence we explored very carefully the different possibilities.

Here he symbolises something different in a very different film: the possibility of peaceful accommodation with a France which is prepared to do the decent thing with its colonial subjects.

How very different our lives and possibilities are than Alan Turing's.

I notice that this is very different from the current possibility that the Member States will subsidise insurance internally, with the CAP Health Check.