Sentence examples for because few differences from inspiring English sources

Therefore, side-channels define the in-channel characteristics of wandering rivers because few differences were found among main-channels in either pattern.

Because few differences in TF binding between mouse species could be connected to specific SNVs in the motif, we explored whether the extent of combinatorial binding among CEBPA, FOXA1, and HNF4A could help to explain these differences.

Prasad Murella was selected as the cinematographer who walked out of the film after having a verbal fight on the film's sets with Vaitla because of few differences.

A factorial design was chosen instead of a repeated measures design because there were few differences in experience, training, or background of the subjects in this experiment which makes it unlikely that real differences between treatments would be confounded with inter-subject variance other than their perception of the CRE, which could not be separated by a repeated measure design.

Because there were few differences in relationships for those with A1/A2 and A2/A2 genotypes, these categories were collapsed and the associations evaluated between genotype and other breast cancer risk factors.

"We don't want to be exactly the same, because we have a few differences.

In Figure 2, there are a few differences because the nanofluid in the simulation is supposed as a single phase, while the real nanofluid is a two-phase fluid.

Pairwise Ka/Ks values for all Glycine species (data not shown) are misleading because there are so few differences that ratios were based on too few polymorphic sites.

While 17%% of the response sample was excluded from analyses because of missing responses, few differences existed between the response and analysis samples.

Although 66-year-old Sir Menzies Campbell said last week that he was forced to resign as leader because of the media's constant sniping about his age, the issue has risen again, partly because it is one of the few differences between 53-year-old Huhne and his rival, Nick Clegg, 40, both seen as modernisers within the party.

The few differences were accepted because they were within ±4.5%% error.