Sentence examples for The differing length from inspiring English sources

It was the differing length of their beaks that helped lead him to the notion that they had evolved differently according to their environment.

Owing to the differing length of follow-up used in the included studies, meta-analysis of hazard ratios instead of odds ratios might have reduced heterogeneity.

It should also be noted that the present analyses are limited in their ability to provide comparisons of specific doses between oral and olanzapine LAI because of the differing length of time needed to reach steady state plasma concentrations for each olanzapine formulation.

One of the first wristwatch perpetual calendars ever made, the Patek Philippe 1526, which ceased production in the early 1950s with only 210 made, showed the day, month, date, and moonphase, and kept track internally of the differing lengths of the months and the passage of leap years.

With this philosophy in mind, and with no less than Leonardo da Vinci and the Gregorian calendar for inspiration, IWC set out to conquer the challenge of calculating and integrating the differing lengths of the months, years and centuries further in advance than ever before.

In part, it can be explained by the differing lengths of experience of SUMPs, with Romania only now starting to develop them, Germany and Spain yet to be committed to a formal process, and the Netherlands giving cities the freedom to decide whether to develop GVVPs.

This is despite the differing lengths of phonemes for the same number in Luganda or in English.

In this analysis, chromosome-specific effects are accounted for and the differing lengths of each region are considered as exposure controls (see Table 2).

The differing length-dependent dispersions of Λ for coding and non-coding regions suggest that a better classification rule could be obtained by interpreting the log-likelihood ratio for each example in the context of the alignment's length.

The differing lengths of implementation periods and external factors such as seasonality may also have influenced these findings.

This model is a parametric form of the Cox proportional hazards model and accounts for the differing lengths of follow up among participants.