Sentence examples for chronic difference from inspiring English sources

In other words, we are perhaps looking at a chronic difference between mushroom bodies and other parts of the CNS in the honey bee that has nothing to do with the behavior that was being executed at the time of sampling.

(Since the data analyzed here are obtained from denervated kidneys, the predicted differences in afferent arterial tone cannot be explained based on differences in sympathetic tone, unless chronic differences in sympathetic tone had the effect of chronically altering afferent arterial tone in a way that is reflected in denervated kidneys).

When comparing men to women there were no chronic differences observed.

Our study differed in that it employed the same test meal challenges (PO) after each treatment period to ascertain whether there were chronic differences in response induced by the dietary change.

In secondary analysis, to account for possible chronic differences in level of suicidal capacity [ 41] between patients who attempt suicide and those who do not, findings from the above analyses were stratified by presence or absence of a past history of suicide attempt, as a control for the effect of past history of suicidality.

Table 1 Hazard potential of ENM to humans in comparison with conventional materials (microparticles) ENM Hazard potentiala Remarks Acute toxicity Chronic effects Difference (micro/nano) Nano-TiO2 Very low Low 1 10 Although TiO2 was placed in class 3 of the carcinogenic materials, its general toxicity is low as shown by many recent studies.

For stroke (A vs. D) and ACS (B vs. E), acute utilities were substantially lower than their parallel chronic utilities (difference = 0.20 and 0.15, respectively; both p < 0.0001).

In addition, the lower utility for acute stroke than for chronic stroke (difference = 0.20) is consistent with the findings of a recent review, which noted that EQ-5D scores tend to improve over time following a stroke [ 27].

When headache becomes chronic, the differences disappear: TM-MOH (81%) and chronic form of TTH (75%) (CTTH and TTH-MOH) showed similarly high percentages of AA.

Most chronic disease differences were not simply based on racial/ethnic minority status but instead on socioeconomic status.

D fe Depressives-first episode, D c Depressives-chronic, Amplitude: difference between mesor and peak; Acrophase: clock time of the peak value.