Sentence examples for by differences in methodologies from inspiring English sources

The inconsistencies between these various studies may be explained by differences in methodologies or animal facilities resulting in an altered composition of microbiota which can be sensed by different inflammasomes.

Inconsistent patterns of findings in previous research may be explained by differences in methodologies and the lack of an accepted operational definition of the DSM impairment criterion.

Comparisons between these studies are limited by differences in methodologies (we used CLSI interpretative breakpoints, whereas the authors in the previous study followed standards set by the Swedish Reference Group for antibiotics), and that the majority of children in this previous study had diarrhoea, whereas most children in our study did not (95% vs. 1% presence of diarrhoea).

Again, direct comparison is complicated by differences in methodology and the differing definition of the tumour cohorts.

As a note of caution, the difference between plant and animal studies may be caused by differences in methodology, i.e. different crossing designs and the use of different statistical packages for estimating phenotypic variance.

The variance is likely partly explained by differences in methodology.

This variability can be partially explained by differences in methodology and slight differences in sample placing.

This disparity is likely to be caused by differences in methodology.

Comparisons between studies and meta-analyses of recurrence are complicated by differences in methodology and duration of follow-up.

The difference may in part be explained by differences in methodology and patient characteristics, but may be due to chance as well.

Previous studies in different European countries have reported prevalence estimates in sheep between 0.2% and 8.7% [ 1], although comparison is complicated by differences in methodology between studies.