Sentence examples for by inducing differences in from inspiring English sources

Differences in the physical environment impact behavior only by inducing differences in local brain states.

Because nucleotides on ssDNA are more prone to be damaged (in particular by adenine and cytosine deamination), this can induce differences in the mutational spectrum between the two strands (Frederico et al. 1990).

However, part of the diversity in effects might also be caused by artifacts induced by differences in the dietary conditions [ 13, 41- 44].

We used a condition-specific baseline for ISPC in order to control for spurious results induced by differences in the number of trials for the different trial types.

Although this study did not examine in detail the mechanisms through which topographic convergences form, they may be induced by differences in surface roughness or elevation between land and sea areas and/or by thermally induced local winds (land breezes).

As suggested by Mannion et al. [ 57] changes in muscle length, induced by differences in starting angle, have a significant effect on force output of these muscles.

We hypothesized that such a different AP shortening in VL hiPSC-CM and hAdultV-CM is induced by differences in the I NaCa between the two models.

This change is associated with a characteristic interhemispheric pattern of temperature response, and a northward anomalous cross-equatorial atmospheric energy transport induced by differences in the energy flux entering each hemisphere.

Phase transitions of metallic multilayers induced by differences in interface energy are considered thermodynamically, based on a thermodynamic model for interface energy and the Goldschmidt premise for lattice contraction.

Parametric K i images without smoothing showed good correlation with regional K i values (r2 of 0.99) with a slope of 1.04, probably induced by differences in noise and tissue heterogeneity present in regional- versus voxel-based TACs.

The variation in ICT skills induced by differences in early broadband access is independent of a person's overall ability and can therefore be used to estimate a plausibly causal effect of ICT skills on wages.