Sentence examples for by observing differences in from inspiring English sources

He confirmed that the islands' age increased with their distance from the southeastern-most island by observing differences in their degree of erosion.

By contrast, we observed differences in the HM signal upstream of the TSS between bi- and unidirectional genes, suggesting that the transcription either causes the HMs to be deployed there, or that they both have a common cause.

Despite the upregulation of RANKL by PTH, we did not observe differences in the numbers of osteoclasts or in expression levels of specific osteoclast markers (e.g., calcitonin receptor and cathepsin K).

We did not observe differences in satisfaction by age, residence or educational level.

While we were unable to examine these factors specifically in this study, we did not observe differences in performance by the presence or absence of an affiliated nephrology fellowship program or by regional differences in ESKD prevalence.

Despite the consistently high mortality following exposure to malathion, observed differences in RR50 by mosquito age suggest that this is a sensitive indicator of reductions in susceptibility to malathion relative to a susceptible strain.

This is similar to the results reported by Theurer and others (2012) that observed differences in lying behavior for 5 days after dehorning in calves that received oral meloxicam at 1 mg/kg [ 30].

Risk estimates did not change appreciably after exclusion of cases (and corresponding matched controls) diagnosed within two years of sample collection, and we did not observe differences in risk by menopausal status or duration of follow-up.

However, although we had previously observed differences in these associations by smoking status, we did not observe statistically significant differences by smoking status in the present analysis.

In all studies there was no differentiation in adjuvant chemotherapy practice between pre- and post-menopausal women as recommended by Canadian guidelines [ 4], whereas we observed differences in clinical practice for these two groups (Table 3).

Traditionally, equity in global health has been measured by observing the differences in health care practices according to household wealth [ 1], mainly because improving the health of the poor has been the top priority among international development agencies [ 12– 12].