inherent difference
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinherentanddifference
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inherent
adjective
uk/ɪnˈher.ənt/us/ɪnˈhɪr.ənt/
existing as a natural or basic part ...
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difference
noun
uk/ˈdɪf.ər.əns/us/ˈdɪf.ɚ.əns/
the way in which two or more things which you are comparing are not ...
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(Definition ofinherentanddifferencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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It is this factor on which we focus, and how that may reflect in aninherentdifferencein patterns of resource consumption.
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Most important, there appears to be noinherentdifferencebetween people with between zero and three criteria and between four and eight criteria.
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Second, the new margin has potentially important welfare implications because there is aninherentdifference in productivity in the formal and informal sectors.
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In fact, there is noinherentdifference, and there could not be one.
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The point is that there is noinherentdifferencebetween those country pastimes.
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The difference between the two rules stems from theinherentdifferencebetween the two types of income.
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To my mind, there is aninherentdifferenceon the question of principle between the individual collector and the person who engages in trade.
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But there has to be someinherentdifference.
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Thisinherentdifferencein the belief systems is also reflected on the iconic imagery of the two traditions.
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Theinherentdifferenceis that managing anxiety is to maintain it between minimum and maximum thresholds along a spectrum while reducing anxiety is unidirectional.
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He says that there is aninherentdifferencebetween global macro fund managers and traditional equity managers.
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It reasoned that there was aninherentdifferencebetween the acquisition of property for public use and the regulation of property from private use.
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Given theinherentdifferencebetween medicinal products and medical products, the pharmacovigilance of medical devices is also different from that of medicinal products.
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Furthermore, the difference observed can be due to inherent differences between the two types of words.
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More generally, the inherent differences between the two affix types, whether formal or semantic, do not provide a convincing account of the right-branching bias.
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Differences in in-kind payments are justified by the inherent differences in regional average yields.
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We conclude that this pattern was caused by inherent differences in host susceptibility.
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Differences in degradation can be related to inherent differences in the biological metabolism of the compound, but may also be related to the composting process45,46.
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Inherent differences in the ability of certain variants to adhere to host cells or to evade the host's immune system probably underlie this phenomenon.
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They eliminated duration effects due to inherent differences in segmental lengths and to the differences in tempo in the child's production.
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