Sentence examples for artifacts of different from inspiring English sources

In order to eliminate the possibility that differences between male and female cell behaviour were artifacts of different tissue culture conditions, we strictly controlled the culture conditions and used the same processes to sterilize the Ti surfaces, cell isolation procedures, cell seeding densities and culture media.

Since growth rates differ slightly between genotypes, care was taken that observed differences between genotypes at specific times were consistent and not artifacts of different developmental stages.

There are isolated collections of ancient tools and artifacts of different periods of the Stone Age, but the oldest recognizable evidence of an organized society belongs to the Nok culture (c. 500 bce c. 200 ce).

Breast MRI reading is often impeded by motion artifacts of different grades.

The clinical data from neurology and oncology patients with dental artifacts of different sizes were employed.

All data were qualitatively evaluated regarding image quality and artifacts of different thoracic structures by two independent readers who are both experienced in cardiovascular radiology.

The same serologic assay was used in this study and the 2 previous US serosurveys, suggesting that the different results are not an artifact of different assays.

Some of the cilia look longer than others but it is impossible to know if this is real or an artifact of different image magnifications.

For these reasons, we are comfortable asserting that that the difference we found in prevalence between regions could not be solely an artifact of different testing methods.

We view this distinction between the earlier and more recent descriptions of the clinical presentation of CTE as largely an artifact of different sources of trauma exposure (that is, predominantly boxers in the 'classic' cases and predominantly football players in the 'modern' cases).

It is possible that reliability evidence was in fact gathered, but the teacher-researchers felt it was not necessary to include such information in their articles simply as an artifact of different publishing requirements and expectations between the biological and educational sciences.