Sentence examples for by differences in how from inspiring English sources

These findings can be explained by differences in how the different systems handle each of these data elements, and vocabularies.

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

In April 1947, the experiment found there was indeed a slight difference in energy between the two orbits generated by differences in how the electrons interacted with the ephemeral virtual particles.

Together with the use of rather broad occupational categories, this generates a valuable indicator that should not biased by differences in how specific skills are provided in training programmes or by how much occupations are differentiated within the classification system (for a similar approach see Buchs et al. 2015; Mueller and Schweri 2015).

The team's results suggest that about half the variation in climate sensitivity is explained by differences in how the models depict mixing in the lower atmosphere, climate scientists Hideo Shiogama and Tomoo Ogura of the National Institute for Environmental Studies in Tsukuba, Japan, comment in the same issue of Nature.

This variability in segmental strategies of stabilisation across subjects could be explained by differences in how individual subjects re-distribute the relative weighting between available sensory information under microgravity.

This study provides novel evidence of age-by-sex differences in how oxytocin modulates resting-state brain connectivity, furthering our understanding of how oxytocin affects brain networks at rest.

The author links this to either the "characteristics of the technologies themselves or by qualitative differences in how the technologies were used by the students", with Facebook, messaging and texting being used mostly for social purposes and emailing and searching for academic ones.

We conducted extensive empirical studies (spanning over 500 participants) comparing the performance of computer agents using different types of equilibrium strategies with that of people in three different countries, the U.S., Israel and China, that are characterized by cultural differences in how people make contracts in the game.

The difference in the kinetics of cecropin induction by the two bacterial species may potentially be explained by inherent differences in how Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria trigger an immune response.

Alternatively, sexual dimorphism in lifespan could result from sex-specific selection, caused by fundamental differences in how males and females optimize their fitness by allocating resources into current and future reproduction.