Sentence examples similar to attributable to time differences from inspiring English sources

Whether the remaining difference between the two studies is attributable to difference in time or difference in real costs is unclear.

Additionally, given the growing acceptance of the concept of preclinical AD [ 4, 31, 32], where the initial stage is defined by the presence of Aβ deposits in the absence of other pathologies and no evidence for cognitive impairment, the poor correlation could be attributable to differences in time from initial deposition to frank neurodegeneration and clinical deterioration.

The sex differences may in part be attributable to differences in exposure time, with men spending more time outdoors in recreational locations and performing vigorous activity.

16 These differences may be attributable to differences in patient populations or differences in follow-up time.

These differences may be attributable to differences in format and time assessed as one report used the wound-healing assay over a shorter (7.5 h) time frame (Hoffmeyer et al, 2005).

To better understand whether differences in growth between larvae feeding on different diets during identical time intervals were attributable to differences in leaf characteristics, we calculated the difference in RGR between center and margin for each interval, and regressed this on the difference in leaf characteristics calculated for each time interval.

The differences in evolutionary rates among the three species are most likely attributable to differences in generation times since they diverged.

Differences may be attributable to differences in exposure patterns between study populations, or to differences in the time between consecutive urinary collections.

Regional differences in estimated health effects may also be driven by differences in personal exposure attributable to differences in air conditioning use or time spent outdoors.

Decomposition techniques are applied to identify to what extent differences in healthy life expectancy are attributable to differences in mortality or rather to differences in morbidity.

The ICC of the null model (M0) (Table 3) indicates that 90.4% of the variance in Log-TB incidence over time was attributable to differences between countries.