Sentence examples for by differences in technical from inspiring English sources

95% of the variance of performances is explained by differences in technical efficiency.

Conflicts may be caused by competition for resources, dissatisfaction over the discharge of tasks and claims for credit as well as by differences in technical approaches and scientific interpretations (Shrum et al. 2001, p684).

In dealing with this wealth of data, scientists are held back by differences in technical language among research communities, compounded by the absence of computable information on the relationships between biological processes.

Conflicting results concerning teat base may be explained by differences in the technical parameters of the milking systems or differences in liner design.

This discrepancy is most obviously explained by differences in sensitivity and technical biases between the two transcriptomic platforms used.

Besides lack of procedural effectiveness, this discrepancy could also be explained by differences in population characteristics or technical shortcomings of 123I mIBG scintigraphy.

The Gelugpa is one of five schools separated by differences in the interpretation of technical terms or modes of monastic organization so minute that outsiders often can't spot them.

However, we like to mention that we are not fully convinced by the statement that the differences in technical formats (blotting vs. pull-down) is the only or main reason of differences in antibody performance between certain assays.

In a blinded review by a board-certified clinical neurophysiologist, differences in technical quality or interpretability were insignificant between standard recordings in the EEG laboratory and microEEG recordings from standard or electrode cap electrodes in the ED or EEG laboratory.

In their meta-analysis of 80 studies comparing their performances, the authors conclude that in terms of responsiveness, the private sector seems to perform better, but there are no significant differences in technical quality provided by the sectors.

The current study aimed to 1) investigate technical vocabulary learning strategies use of engineering students; and 2) determine the differences in technical vocabulary learning strategies used by engineering students whose education backgrounds were on different streams.