Sentence examples for because of important differences from inspiring English sources
However, overall survival (OS) results differ between clinical trials and population-based cancer registries because of important differences between patients treated in routine practice and those treated in clinical trials.
Because of important differences in structure, the life span of higher plants cannot be compared with that of higher animals.
Those agencies have created relatively separate systems for serving children and adults, in part because of important differences between these two ages.
Furthermore, the analogy to the health sector regarding research-informed policy has its limitations because of important differences between medicine and (early) education.
Direct comparison with our results is difficult because of important differences in terms of outcome variables, types of ALMPs, types of effects and methods, but most of these studies find large and significant effects for immigrants.
Outcome comparisons between MRSA and MSSA bac-teremic patients are difficult to perform because of important differences in severity of illness.
However, those fears are probably exaggerated because of two important differences between this country and Australia, said Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Disease.
Although asthma was also a common chronic respiratory disease and had the same precipitating cause as COPD, asthma attacks did not increase as much as AE-COPD, perhaps because of two important differences between the two conditions.
Although exposure to BPA (reflected in elevated urinary concentrations of BPA) truly might have increased since the NHANES III 1988–1994 sampling, because of the important differences outlined above, these two data sets are not directly comparable for establishing exposure trends over time.
The comparison with other prevalence studies is difficult because of important methodological differences, sociodemographic profiles differences of the study subjects, and the definition of CRFs that were used.
Although this informal comparison hints at different somatic hypermutation rates, we opted to remove this reference from the Discussion because of important methodological differences between the studies.
