Sentence examples for be excluded that different from inspiring English sources

It cannot be excluded that different amounts of substances reacting with AgNP were present due to the different preparation procedures.

Although assignment was based on consensus between two of the authors, it cannot be excluded that different responses of the students could be assigned to other categories.

It cannot be excluded that different adipose tissue depots release different combination of cytokines.

Moreover, it cannot be excluded that different aetiological factors could be involved in the HCC development among different populations, and therefore, different mechanisms of transformation could occur.

The reason for this discrepancy is not understood at present; however, it should not be excluded that different growth mediums, exposure times, and/or growth phase (tryptic soy broth, 10 min, optical density 0.5, respectively) as well as a different P. aeruginosa isolates were used in the two studies (discussed in more detail later).

While it cannot be excluded that the different effects in adult vs. juvenile gerbils are, at least in part, due to the different doses of MA, several other studies also indicate changes in MA effects that depend on the age of rats and mice.

However, it can not be excluded that a different probe could influence the results.

It cannot be excluded that the different IgG concentrations of the products may have influenced the results.

However, it cannot be excluded that a different pattern of expression for nuclear receptor cofactors in AT between men and women can be one of the molecular basis of the sexual dimorphism of body fat distribution as indicated by the observation that ERα gene knockout mice develop obesity, whereas ERβ knockout mice have a normal amount of AT (Heine et al., 2000; Ohlsson et al., 2000).

Therefore, it could not be excluded, that subpopulations showing different protein patterns may have existed, but were washed-out because they could not achieve the required growth rate.

In principle, it can never be excluded that a completely different set of parameters may lead to an equally close fit.