Sentence examples for be a difference during from inspiring English sources
Curiously, there does seem to be a difference during labor, when the female rate is considerably faster.
The HBV viral load result shown in Figure 4 suggested that there might be a difference in the responses during the treatment phase associated with the vaccine, specifically that the viral load in the vaccinated group who got lamivudine (group G) may have dropped less than in those who received lamivudine alone (group F).
This finding suggests that there may be a difference in severity of illnesses during outbreaks, which results in more days lost (SIQ), but requires fewer hospitalizations.
Data on participants' migraine status (ictal or interictal phase) during urine sampling was not available and it cannot be excluded that there may be a difference in urine albumin leakage during and outside a migraine attack.
First, a potential bias would be a difference in quality of data collection during days and nights.
There's a difference between watching Goldikova during the week and watching her on raceday.
Despite this, there was a difference in neck posture during reaching activities between controls and patients with neck pain.
There is a difference in general experiences during their prior medical education between the two groups, which might have an impact on the results of our study.
There is a difference in the timeline during the six first weeks after the surgery due to the fact that while a fracture operated with an angular stable plate should be regarded as stable for immediate training, a RTSA cannot be allowed rotation and resistance exercises for some period to allow healing of the tubercles.
"There is a difference between what is said during a campaign and what is done while in government".
We next examined whether there was a difference in the cleavage orientation during cell division as it has been shown that cleavage orientation affects the cell fate decision of the daughter cells (Chenn and McConnell, 1995; Godinho et al., 2007; Arai et al., 2011), which affects the number of cells leaving cell circle.
