Sentence examples for assumed to differ from inspiring English sources
Absolute time was not used because (i) relevant fossil data are not available to calibrate dates in the phylogeny and (ii) the number of generations per year is assumed to differ dramatically between nematode species due to differences in generation time and, given ecological differences (Herrmann et al., 2006; Kiontke et al., 2011), presumed lengths of diapause (dauer) stages.
Because productivity levels in this method were not assumed to differ between countries, cost variation was due to differences in the input costs necessary to achieve the target productivity level.
With 34 participants per group, we will have 97% power to find a significant difference between at least two of the 6 groups and 80% power to find a significant difference between Group 6 and Group 2, the treatment groups assumed to differ most in proportion of improvement.
Offender movement patterns should not be assumed to differ considerably from the movement of the non-criminal population [27].
The plastic bending behaviour and section moment capacity of LSB sections with web holes can be assumed to differ from those without, but have yet to be investigated.
Table 10 in the Appendix allows for a more flexible specification of Eq. (1), where the program's effects are assumed to differ by year.
Peaks being adjacent in a tuple are assumed to only differ in a repetitive and possibly unknown chemical unit or functional group, e.g., CH2 or OH.
A variation to this approach has been the use of an adaptive threshold where nematode intensities, or appearance, are assumed to significantly differ from the average background intensities [27], [33], [34].
Clinical suspicion of CNS infection is assumed to have differed widely between these subpopulations and can explain the differences observed in LP efficiency.
Therefore, after the first half year, costs are assumed not to differ between stroke service and usual care.
Costing considered only diagnosis and antimalarial drugs because the fixed costs (infrastructure, supervision, training and HEWs salaries) were assumed not to differ among the comparative strategies.
