Sentence examples for being due to differences from inspiring English sources
Differences in protein profiles revealed in both serum and plasma collected at different clinical sites are potentially more robust findings, for not being due to differences in sample preparation and handling.
Eurosafe has a helpful summary of the evidence on the benefits, which cites a Canadian meta-analysis that adds up all the studies and finds helmets reduce head injuries by between 21 to 45% – the range being due to differences in the studies (some looked only at serious head injuries while others only considered certain ages).
This anisotropy was explained as being due to differences in the electronic band structure.
Krieg et al. [25] explain that a limitation of retrograde ILN surgery is the need for a distance of 70 110 mm from the joint line to the osteotomy site, the variation being due to differences in femur length between patients.
Estimated current prevalence of anxiety disorders in oncology is within a range 15 28% [14], with variations being due to differences in research methodology.
These numbers differ slightly to the previous studies of Arabidopsis thaliana LSGs mainly due to the databases searched and the additional use (in this study) of position specific methods (that can detect homologous relationships missed by standard BLAST methods) [ 29, 30], rather than being due to differences in the E-value cut-off.
These inconsistencies might be due to differences in neurocognitive function at different developmental stages.
The other possibility is that the differences are due to differences in care systems and practices in different nursing homes.
The cutback is alleged to have been due to differences between the Home Office and Ministry of Justice over who should pay.
This could be due to differences in sexual behaviour, it could also represent ethnic differences in innate immunity.
The researchers, writing in Nature, suggest that the behavioral differences are due to differences in the abundance and distribution of food in the two seas.
