Sentence examples similar to a consequence of differing variables from inspiring English sources

The morphological differences are mainly a consequence of differing fates of the parental wall after cell division and detachment.

The phenomenon is explained as a consequence of differing initial concentrations of segregated low-density polyethylene at the growth front.

Dependent variables represent the response that is observed as a consequence of the independent variables being manipulated.

"Clinical experts have said that this is likely to be a consequence of variable staffing levels, a lack of senior decision-makers and of consistent specialist services.

However, that colonisation history differs between faunal groups appears largely to be a consequence of comparing different taxonomic units.

A consequence of these sex differences, upon which Low's book focuses, is that males differ among themselves in reproductive success far more than females.

The organizational structure of governments differs across European states as a consequence of cultural factors and differences in legal system.

We then examined whether this variable differed as a consequence of Sex and Grade (3, 5, 7, 9) by conducting a two-way independent ANOVA.

This is a consequence of the higher importance of the distance variables in the models of M. schreibersii.

The number of trials rejected due to deviations from fixation did not differ as a consequence of treatment or time point.

As a surrogate, we investigate whether the heterogeneity differs between subgroups (a consequence of the cause).