Sentence examples for be a systematic difference from inspiring English sources
It could be a systematic difference due to amount of CSF samples or internal standards used in two different operations.
The statistics from the southern hemisphere are poor because of what appears to be a systematic difference between the two hemispheres with the southern hemisphere showing many fewer days with polar mesospheric clouds present.
However, the small sample size only allows the suggestion that there may be a systematic difference between males and females in these parameters.
This enabled us to predict that there would be a systematic difference in overall oscillatory power between verbal and nonverbal stimulus types (Criterion 1).
This was not significant in ANOVA models, but a test of medians (χ=6.27, p=0.012) indicated there may be a systematic difference with higher observed energy in the classroom.
One possible criticism is that there might be a systematic difference in the frequency of ADR reporting depending on the class of the drug so that, to take one scenario, ADRs might be under-reported for biologics compared to traditional drugs.
Influence of recreational physical activity may be of concern if there is a systematic difference in recreational physical activity among men in different occupational activity categories.
That, in turn, raises intriguing questions about whether there is a systematic difference between the plumages of species, depending on the lighting conditions that prevail in their preferred habitats.
Information bias occurs when there is a systematic difference in the way data is gathered from the subjects.
There is a systematic difference between Materials Science and Engineering and Mechanical Engineering Departments, the latter having dp-indices that are in average 30% lower than the former ones.
To determine if there is a systematic difference in central corneal thickness (CCT) measured using anterior segment optical coherence tomography (AS-OCT) as compared with ultrasound pachymetry.
