Sentence examples for characteristics were apparent from inspiring English sources
Some differences in characteristics were apparent between the GP and pulmonologist populations, with the latter having a higher proportion of patients who were retired, male, had hypertension or coronary heart disease, while fewer pulmonologist patients were current smokers.
In the case of a longer opening, the change in air exchange characteristics is apparent.
Their influence on the electrochemical characteristics was apparent even after passage of an anodic charge of 50 mAh cm−2 at 1 mA cm−2 current density.
The AN/PTHF/glycerin propellant was then burned with the addition of a catalyst, and the effect of PTHF/glycerin binder on the improvement of burning characteristics was apparent.
Several characteristics are apparent from the data.
Instead, the goal was to explore a parameter space of rates of environmental change to see if an interaction with network characteristics was apparent.
These characteristics are apparent from an analysis of the putative core elements in the identified rat and human promoter regions; the sequences are largely devoid of TATA boxes or other canonical core promoter motifs.
However, differences in the strength of the association with smoking by level of some characteristics are apparent, these differences being quite similar for each outcome and each major smoking index.
The amplification effect on the water level in Changping well, driven by the pressure fluctuation induced by the surface wave, was relatively small, but a low-to-high characteristic is apparent during the coseismic period, related to the gradual enhancement of aquifer permeability due to the action of seismic waves.
Although there was a clear signal of population structure, the optimal value of K was difficult to determine since no single unifying characteristic was apparent for any of the inferred groups either at K = 2 or K = 5 (Additional file 2: Figure S1 A and B).
This characteristic is apparent on multiple scales: in the cerebral cortex of the macaque monkey, both the number of connections between neurons in a given area and those between neurons across different brain areas decay rapidly with distance (Markov et al., 2011, 2014).
