Sentence examples for a difference in availability from inspiring English sources

The simplest explanation is that the changes in P1 amplitude found here and in previous studies represents a difference in availability of information in a given stimulus, which can facilitate subsequent processing.

Is there a difference in availability of such foods between Western and Eastern EU countries.

Another factor that could establish alternative binding contexts is a difference in availability of TF co-factors across cell types [ 11].

There is debate about the relationship between the cell division cycle and the yeast respiratory oscillations, and whether the short- and long-phase oscillations are fundamentally different, or whether the variation in phase length is a result of a difference in nutrient availability, cell spacing, or errors in data interpretation [ 5- 7].

Thus, this study may not have been able to detect a difference in D2/3R availability between obese and controls due to insufficient sample size.

A probable explanation is the difference in experimental setup, the difference in microbial community composition and activity, or a difference in sulfide availability.

Despite the fact that we tested relatively low concentrations of AgNP, it is possible that the suspended nanoparticles, and/or nanoparticles at the surface of the embryo, were acting as a barrier to light, and may have resulted in a difference in light availability to the embryos incubated in the AgNP treatment.

While leukocyte flux in the mesenteric vasculature was substantially more in males, the velocity of rolling leukocytes was similar in both sexes implicating a difference in the availability of leukocytes rather than in their capacity to interact with venules (Fig.  1e).

We suggest two alternative possibilities; the enrichment of AA at the expense of DHA can be caused by either: (i) a difference in the availability of the two fatty acids; or (ii) a fortuitously or deliberately altered regulation under conditions of plasmalogen deficiency.

However, that study could not separate the roles of stability and location, i.e., the findings could be explained by a difference in stem cell availability, a difference in mechanical environment or a difference in the amount of new tissue that needed to be formed.

In addition to labor and instrumentation, the difference in availability of reference substances makes this new method advantageous over chromatographic methods.