Sentence examples for by differences in defining from inspiring English sources

We believe that differences across studies may be accounted for, at least in part, by differences in defining urban versus rural locations.

The inconsistencies between these former studies may be caused by differences in defining CKD and/or the cohort selection criteria.

The few studies of children's home second-hand smoke exposure in rural compared with urban areas provide a mixed picture, and comparison is compromised by differences in defining home second-hand smoke exposure.

The lower rate observed in our study may be partially explained by the differences in defining the study cohort as well as the reimbursement systems used in different health care systems.

Differences in annotations from different software tools (e.g. 64% overall agreement for LoF annotations) are not as large as those seen when using different transcript sets (44% overall agreement for LoF annotations), and are often caused by differences in the annotation categories defined by different tools.

Some of the observed heterogeneity in coverage can be explained by differences in how eligible participants were defined in different studies.

These results combined with relaxation data are interpreted according to a two-component structure largely defined by differences in hydrogen and defect contents.

Engineered nanoparticles are defined by differences in their shape, size, surface charge and chemical composition, mostly due to the mode of their production.

The mouse genome contains several subfamilies of L1 elements, defined by differences in their monomer sequences.

The different lifestyles of the species of the B. cereus sensu lato group are largely defined by differences in plasmid-encoded features [40].

MSI status was defined by differences in the quasi-monomorphic variation range (QMVR) from a pool of normal DNA samples, and measuring differences in allele lengths in tumor DNA.