Sentence examples for attributed the difference between from inspiring English sources

The authors attributed the difference between qualitative and quantitative results to the fact that the qualitative data was retrospective, allowing the students to look back over the entire course and see the improvements that had been made.

Cock and Whitworth [ 8] attributed the difference between the number of long overlaps in the two phases to either gene location or to an unspecified selective advantage.

Hammen attributed the difference between the two otherwise similar groups to erroneous information given by the questioned patients in material II, as they were not interviewed by Hammen directly.

In addition to the heparin coated tubing, Karle et al. (1997) attributed the difference between their study and that of Shneider et al. (1989) to the smaller surface area of the newer ECMO configurations and the varying percentage of DEHP composition in each type of tubing.

Schirmer and Wiltsire [22] attributed the differences between digital and actual models to the difficulty of measuring a 3D object in two dimensions, i.e., on a computer monitor.

We then attributed the differences between RH-ERP and GT1 in evasion of IFN-γ-mediated IFN-γ-mediated IFN-γ-mediated

The authors attributed the differences between resident physicians and non-physicians to chronic sleep deprivation in the resident controls and to differences in the amount of sleep before the study period [ 4].

This allows us to attribute the difference between the two errors to MODIS viewing-geometry artifacts and obtain an upper limit on AOT errors caused by along-track sampling.

Then, using the TECgps input with the IRI-Plas code, we attribute the difference between the model and the measured TEC at altitudes from 65 km to 20,200 km (GPS orbit) as a source to update the F2-layer peak density for the GPS signal's travel through the oxygen-dominated plasma of the ionosphere and the tenuous hydrogen-dominated plasma of the plasmasphere.

We attribute the difference between Trials 5, 6, and 7 as compared to Trial 8 to the data processing method used for the latter trial.

We attribute the difference between these two methods to the fact that the likelihood-based approach relies on a particular starting tree to calculate rates of evolution, whereas the TIGER method calculates rates without assuming a particular tree [ 57].