| Adolescents from intact families and stepfamilies reported similarities and differences in the discipline they had experienced. |
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| Over the two sessions the similarities and differences between architectural and sculptural practice coalesced around three essential themes. |
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| The similarities and differences in the traditions they describe manifest the rich variety of Benedictine experience. |
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| Students compare their two worksheets, looking for similarities and differences. |
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| The paper considers similarities and differences between names in Hebrew and Arabic as a specific lexical group within their vocabularies. |
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| It remains for other scholars to analyze more systematically the similarities and differences among western cowhands. |
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| New 3D imaging techniques enabled the scientists to look for subtle similarities and differences in brain structure. |
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| We discussed the similarities and differences of the paintings, and brainstormed about why certain artists chose certain mediums with which to paint. |
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| As a class, discuss similarities and differences among the different devices. |
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| This type of analysis would enable the Department to determine similarities and differences between successful and unsuccessful applicants. |
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| Nominate a rapporteur for your group to present a summary of your discussion and the list of similarities and differences. |
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| The others looked on and discussed the similarities and differences in the way Nunavummiut and Inupiat skin seals, what parts they eat and how and when they eat it. |
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| How many similarities and differences did you notice in the work or techniques of wood cutting in the past and today? |
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| It illustrates the similarities and differences between fashions for boys and for girls. |
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| Diversity: Identify similarities and differences between our region and other regions of the world. |
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| What, if any, are the similarities and differences across the nonprofit and voluntary sector? |
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| They will reflect on themselves and their adoptive family to determine similarities and differences. |
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| Share the information with your counterpart and discuss the similarities and differences between you. |
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| Help partners recognize what each partner is bringing to the partnership and accept their similarities and differences. |
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| The result was a useful, if hasty, summary of similarities and differences, on which both aboriginal and non-aboriginal participants could agree. |
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| The project is shedding light on the similarities and differences in insect outbreaks from different forest management practices. |
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| Yet both its similarities and differences from Earth make Titan very interesting. |
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| Choose two other countries that are in the same category and make a note of their similarities and differences. |
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| This paper explores the similarities and differences in policies and procedures concerning transatlantic mergers in the United States and the European Union. |
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| To avoid the binary thinking that collapses complexity, it is necessary to assess both similarities and differences while watchful for the excesses of either prejudice. |
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| They help illustrate the similarities and differences between languages, but are not real in all but a handful. |
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| As we finish the day cleaning up the habitat the crew has been drawn to a discussion of the similarities and differences of the life of an aquanaut and that of an astronaut. |
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| From a theoretical point of view it provides a way to study the mental similarities and differences between chimpanzees and humans: what, in other words, is core anthropoid behaviour, and what is species-specific. |
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| Through the collection and comparison of this type of data, additional information on the similarities and differences in host-pathogen responses and the impact on gene regulation can be generated. |
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| Prepare another T-Chart or Venn Diagram to illustrate the similarities and differences between present day trade routes in Saskatchewan with fur trade routes. |
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| Students are asked to summarize the information they have gathered by completing the Venn diagram in their log book, in order to identify the similarities and differences between both societies. |
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| After that, I ask Harrison about the similarities and differences. |
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| This was a good forum for them to understand the similarities and differences between their experiences and the lives of the Gullah people. |
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| It is equally important for them to understand similarities and differences in the ethnopsychology of Mexicans and North Americans. |
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| There are both similarities and differences between the treaty signed with the Maliseet-Passamaquoddy in February 1760 and those treaties signed later with Mi'kmaq communities. |
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| For those new to OOP, the Objects section includes more introductory concepts and the Classes section minimizes repetition by emphasizing the similarities and differences to the Objects syntax. |
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| This approach raised puzzling questions about similarities and differences in the development of national states. |
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| The following table further demonstrates the similarities and differences between the various dialects. |
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| Discuss similarities and differences in their responses. |
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| The probabilities of recession show some similarities and differences in the business cycles of the 07 countries. |
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| This paper discusses similarities and differences between English and Swedish cleft sentences. |
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| The replies were used to highlight the similarities and differences in interpreting the legislation and provided further information on which to base this report. |
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| A review of provincial legislation and case law reveals similarities and differences in the application of the standard of proof in the adjudication of complaints regarding police conduct. |
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| Meeting different producers who produce different commodities gave us a chance to see the similarities and differences in what each young farmer faces in everyday reality. |
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| Other members of the healthcare team were also interviewed to elicit their perceptions of nurses' roles and of similarities and differences between their roles and those of nurses. |
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| Today, I am struck by both the similarities and differences. |
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| The cumulation of these changes resulted over time in separate, but related standard languages with various degrees of similarities and differences between them. |
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| Pask in his Conversation Theory asserts there exists an analogy exhibiting both similarities and differences between any pair of the participants' internal models or concepts. |
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| Neurobiological investigations have paralleled etiologic studies of OCD and have demonstrated both similarities and differences between these two disorders. |
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| Early naturalists well understood the similarities and differences of living species leading Linnaeus to develop a hierarchical classification system still in use today. |
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