Sentence examples for by differences in terms from inspiring English sources

Differences among farms belonging to different economic sizes and PSE levels can be generally explained by differences in terms of the relative importance of the three income sources.

In a goat population of the Vietnamese province of Ha Giang, Berthouly et al.[ 9] have measured the connectivity between farmers using least-cost path analysis in which distances between populations are expressed by differences in terms of altitude, ethnic group frequencies and probability of animal exchanges by farmers.

They demonstrated a benefit for syllable redundancy in good nonword-repeaters only and concluded that individual differences both in immediate recall and in cumulative learning from repeated exposures to novel materials were explained by differences in long-term phonological learning of the structure of novel phonological items.

To some extent, this enables separation of the effects of stage distribution, significant comorbidity and either peri-operative (or postoperative treatment-related) mortality, shown generally by the 1-year survival results, from the effects of treatment and patient management on survival, shown by differences in longer-term survival.

However, while most of the regimens combining l-OHP and FU differ only marginally, the combinations of IRI and FU are characterised by major differences in terms of doses and schedules (Venook, 2005; O'Neil and Goldberg, 2005; Tournigand et al, 2004; Saltz et al, 2000; Douillard et al, 2000).

We explore whether women are disadvantaged in terms of homeownership compared to men, and whether this effect is shaped by compositional differences, in terms of individual characteristics, household structure, and contextual variables.

At Tournal Cave, the late Middle/early Late Palaeolithic transition is not directly marked by significant differences in terms of faunal exploitation, due to local climate and site function, but the major environmental shift recorded is delayed.

The cluster is characterized by large differences in terms of the non-TNL genes and the orientation of the TNLs.

These differences are most likely explained by larger differences in terms of percentage between the intrinsically lower quantitative values for ESV compared to EDV.

Animal models utilizing human recombinant activated factor VII (rFVIIa; NovoSeven®; Novo Nordisk A/S, Bagsværd, Denmark) are limited by interspecies differences in terms of coagulation molecule interactions.

Additional file 2 shows amino acid sequence alignments for some of the pairs of chimp and nearest human kinases that are characterized by pronounced differences in terms of domain architecture.