The phrase "a subsequent difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a difference that occurs after a particular event or point in time.
Example: "After analyzing the initial results, we noted a subsequent difference in the data that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "a later difference" or "an ensuing difference".
Therefore, any subsequent differences are likely attributed to interventions and actions within the protocol.
This may provide an explanation for the subsequent difference in temporal ADC response for these two vascular disrupting agents.
He points to one of his own injuries and a subsequent substantial difference in mass between his two quad muscles, detected after his retirement.
Some bias in the result might follow from the potentially different lengths of poly-A tails in the oocyte RNA and newly transcribed embryo RNA and subsequent difference in the efficiency of poly-T priming and reverse transcription.
Note however that these comparisons should be interpreted with care, due to the difference in modality and subsequent difference in the dose rates given.
Among participants who first used NSAIDs at or after age 65, those with one or more epsilon4 alleles had higher baseline scores (0.95 points; p = 0.03) but did not show subsequent difference in change in score over time (0.06 points per year; p = 0.56).
Reverse engineered Petri nets are then composed simply by combining for each difference vector one arbitrarily chosen set of controled reactions that results from the decomposition of each of the subsequent difference vectors.
Study author Tammy Campbell said: "If teachers place younger pupils early in their school career in lower ability groupings, and older pupils in higher groupings, this hasty (and potentially premature) sorting may have a significant impact on subsequent differences in educational attainment".
The slight differences observed in the electrochemical behavior among the thin films are most likely caused by 1) different conductivities and/or 2) different surface charges and subsequent differences in the chemical properties of the surfaces.
However, in the study of Vettor et al. [6] there was also no difference in BMI or lipids by genotype, this may have been due to a much higher average BMI, and subsequent differences in metabolic profile in that cohort compared to our cohort (mean BMI ∼37 kg/m2 cf ∼28 in our cohort).
