Sentence examples for be an underlying difference from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there seems to be an underlying difference in psychology.
One explanation is an underlying difference in metabolic and immune response to acute illness [ 40].
Together, these findings indicate that there is an underlying fundamental difference in the cellular response to radiation after low-dose irradiation compared to high doses with an intermediate phase at 1.4 Gy.
Herd immunity could be an underlying factor for the differences in age profiles; SGI strains infected older children who may have been immunologically naive to ROTAV SGI but not SGII strains (36 ).
These differences may be an underlying reason why LINE-1 methylation levels in normal cells show so much variation (Chalitchagorn et al. 2004).
We next investigated whether there was any underlying difference in the sequence of these regions but found little difference in either the CpG content or complexity of the sequence for the blood u-tDMRs when compared to the f-tDMRs (Fig. 3B and C ).
The similarity of the three curves, one based on the synthesis of largely European studies, and two from single-city Asian studies, suggests that there may not be any underlying differences between self-reported sleep disturbance from road traffic noise responses in Europe and in Asia.
"There is an underlying philosophical difference, with the Democrats preferring to expand a public program and the Republicans wanting to go with private insurers and the marketplace".
Because guanfacine did not affect anxiety-like behaviour at any dose, it is unlikely that the response to this drug is confounded by an underlying difference in co-morbid anxiety in NK1R−/− mice.
If this unexpected difference of signal intensities in wheat and barley were to reflect an underlying difference in mRNA levels for these genes it would be of interest to compare the corresponding protein levels in these two species.
In contrast, DNA synthesis in distal ductal epithelium and fibroblasts was unaffected, indicating an underlying difference in responses and/or access to these cells.
