Sentence examples for case differences in the from inspiring English sources

In this case, differences in the FRET efficiencies of the species resulting in different green and red signal levels make it possible to include the spectral heterogeneity as a third parameter for species selection.

Such sex-specific allelic effects are commonly observed in Drosophila [55] [57] and highlight the fact that genetic influences on phenotypes are sensitive to environmental conditions (in this case, differences in the internal physiological environment between sexes).

In that case, differences in the secretory properties of the choroid plexus cells were shown in addition to defective ependymal cilia motility, demonstrating that defective ciliary beating is not the sole explanation for hydrocephalus due to defective ciliary function [34], [37].

In the latter case, differences in the order in which the mutations arise could cause initially identical populations to evolve to different peaks, resulting in sustained divergence [ 33, 49, 50].

In such cases, differences in the stacking sequences and relative twist between the different layers gives rise to materials with different optical and electronic properties.

In all the above mentioned cases, differences in the glass transition can be found.

In such cases, differences in the thermal environment may generate variation in preferred body temperatures among disparate populations.

Ultimately, she concludes that "the jury afforded to a criminal defendant differs depending on the type of crime state or federal that the defendant commits" (pp. 24-25), whine in civil cases differences in the jury pool between state and federal courts vary from county to county.

However, case-by-case differences in the extent of lesion are a major problem in assessing the outcome of injury with regard to lesion types and locations (Saatman et al., 2008; Bigler et al., 2013), which also involve the extent of secondary responses such as inflammation and degradation (Lenzlinger et al., 2001; Woodcock and Morganti-Kossmann, 2013).

In the other 20 cases differences in the flanking regions and the RNase P RNA gene itself indicate that we see the results of gene duplications.

In the sensitivity analyses, which excluded pre-existing breast cancer cases, differences in the 1- and 3-year cohorts in rate of breast cancer were not observed.