Sentence examples for brings about the difference from inspiring English sources

This fact brings about the difference of the existence result in Theorem 1.1 between (beta>0) and (beta<0).

However, these phenotypes are strongly linked to the activity of Tor and therefore, any variation in the activity of Tor with preculturing conditions might bring about the difference in the expression of FLO11.

Moreover, our findings suggest different sets of human homologs including claudins and tight junctions are acting in these signaling pathways to bring about the differences in paracellular permeability of the gills acclimated in FW and SW environments.

While many innovative programmes have been initiated, a stronger partnership between the government and the common man together is what is required to bring about the desired difference.

It is well demonstrated that such tolerance mechanisms show multigenic inheritance and hence a greater understanding of the molecular regulation that brings about the differences in water stress tolerance would tremendously help in engineering rice cultivars with superior adaptation to water stress.

The world is a mess, it is time for a rock and roll band out there, maybe in Queens, to tear rock and roll conventions apart, and bring about the sound that will make a difference.

With increasing overlap between effective ranges of potential variation, effects of distribution of genotypes over spatial positions (i.e. intrinsically structural effects) gain weight in bringing about the differences between stands.

This design confirms efficacy of the intervention but does not compare its effectiveness with other possible additional 'treatments' and it is possible that it is not the use of extended simulation per se but the additional time spent that brought about the differences observed.

There were however larger regional impacts on production due to the differences in production cost brought about by the different regional shifts of industrial roundwood supply.

Differences in NIRS-parameters brought about by the different assumptions for BWC were evaluated for normal distribution using a Shapiro-Wilk-test, showing non-normal distribution.

Therefore, such age differences might bring about differences in the measurements used to assess the environment and/or behavioral outcomes.