Sentence examples for by looking for differences from inspiring English sources
Many previous attempts have approached this question by looking for differences between young and old people, but this approach is often biased by the many social and cultural developments that happen between generations, including diet changes.
Large X-ray and gamma-ray scanners identify illicit substances or hidden people by looking for differences in the density of cargo, such as a recent truckload of cucumbers that also contained almost 650 pounds of fentanyl and methamphetamine under a false floor.
The researchers could detect when Arc was turned on in the visual cortex over the course of several days, and they could also get clues about Arc's function by looking for differences between the mice that still expressed Arc and those that didn't.
A deeper understanding of Alzheimer's disease is emerging by looking for differences in the DNA of people with and without the disease.
Now, researchers have taken a crack at understanding this connection by looking for differences in how the brains of people from urban and rural environments react to certain kinds of stress.
Finally, we examined the association between early prenatal BPA exposure and BASC-2 scores, by looking for differences in the association between BPA concentrations and BASC-2 scores based on the timing of the 16-week urine measurement.
We investigated this question by looking for language differences between positive (i.e. the texter says they feel better at the end) and negative conversations.
Second, the procedure for identifying the existence of breathing fatigue cracks and quantifying the cracks qualitatively is proposed by looking for the difference in the identified natural frequency between regions.
Question 2 was investigated by completing two independent samples t tests looking for differences in text level (PALS and DRA2) by the Pre-K attendance group.
The authors instead emphasized the logical issue of looking for differences between Moscow and other embassies, and differences by estimated exposure and time spent in Moscow.
The aims were to assess clinician responses for differences by specialty, type of hospital, type of team, and geographic region and to estimate a research-orientation score for each clinician, again looking for differences between groups.
