Sentence examples for but not qualitative differences from inspiring English sources

Moreover, very marked quantitative but not qualitative differences in levels of expression consistent with metastatic capability were noted.

In contrast, the present findings identified quantitative, but not qualitative, differences across these two aspects of cognitive control.

It should also be noted that there were quantitative but not qualitative differences in basal and activated cII OCR values between the primary myocyte cultures, as observed in Figures 5a and b.

Analysing the activation of caspases upon stimulation with Mitoxantrone or cisplatin at concentrations and time points leading to DNA fragmentation in control cells but not in NCI H460-Akt1 cexhibitedbited a kinetic delay as well as quantitative, but not qualitative differences in the activation of the caspase cascade.

Preliminary tests also included combinations of 5C, 15C, without the addition of α-tocopherol, and the minimal medium (minus glucose) reported for Microbotryum (Day and Jones, 1968), but there were not qualitative differences from the employed assay conditions.

The results suggest, not qualitative differences between manipulations, but quantitative variations in the degree of recruitment in a distributed rostrocaudal system.

"These are quantitative not qualitative differences," said Dr. Thomas Roth, director of the sleep center at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.

It produces quantitative, not qualitative, differences in the behavior, e.g., magnitude of reinforcer effectiveness in newborns or the magnitude of HR decelerations seen here.

These results are consistent with the argument of Nagashima et al. (2007) that EGF and HRG induce quantitative and not qualitative differences in transcriptional control, which determines the cell fate.

In all three racial/ethnic groups, hsCRP correlated similarly with each of the components of MetS (Table 3), suggesting that there are not qualitative differences in the relationship between hsCRP and MetS among non Hispanic blacks.

As the energetic cost of maintaining half of the brain in a waking state is unclear, we also tested alternative methods for the calculation of unihemispheric sleeping times (combining or excluding time spent in unihemispheric sleep), but this did not produce qualitative differences in our results (unpublished analyses).