Sentence examples for but consistent differences in from inspiring English sources
These different foraging strategies are associated with subtle but consistent differences in craniofacial architecture in the lateral view, with LF possessing a more "extreme" biting morphology characterized by relatively shorter jaws and a steeper profile on average compared to TRC (Cooper et al. 2010; Parsons et al. 2014).
Timing explains much of the difference in interpretation -- Romney and Paul have both gained significantly since early December, with less change apparent in the last week -- although the subtle but consistent differences in the findings highlight a big inherent challenge of polling the Iowa caucuses.
Figure 1 shows that after 24 hours few but consistent differences in cell morphology were already appreciable in treated cells, which started to elongate in comparison with control cells.
However, differences in gene expression between neuronal cell types are likely to be relatively small, so both the experimental protocol and the subsequent analysis had to be optimized to detect small, but consistent, differences in gene expression.
Specifically, the small but consistent differences in DNase sensitivity and H3K3me3 signal we observed for the 30% lowest peaks are consistent with distinct sub-populations within the data.
This study shows that lifetime fitness is the product of many parts and that small, statistically insignificant but consistent differences in these parts can add up to large differences over the course of a life cycle.
On the basis of established constants for the thermogenic effect of each macronutrient reportedly ingested according to food diaries (34), a small but consistent difference in diet-induced thermogenesis was apparent between groups.
Small but consistent differences were observed in the presence and absence of SmP E. A lower level of HMW was achieved when flocculation was integrated into the purification process.
In summary, the leucocyte and lymphocyte responses to stress are smaller in patients with SLE than in controls but consistent differences with controls are not seen in patients with RA.
Race/ethnicity was not consistently related to differences in care processes (44, 45), but important, consistent differences in control of all three intermediate outcomes were observed (26, 38, 44).
