Sentence examples for confer a difference from inspiring English sources

The unique AF in PRB may confer a difference in affinities of the two PRs for coregulators.

As part of a major initiative to identify major cancer susceptibility genes for colorectal cancer, we investigated three common variants in the CYP1B1 gene that individually confer a difference in the activity of the encoded protein.

This is in line with a previous report, and did not confer a clinically important difference, since patients' time to discharge was typically not rate limited by their engraftment time.

Within this early period, risk for autism appears to confer a range of differences in the developing brain.

In contrast, two A. lyrata FRI alleles conferred a quantitative difference in flowering time by both association and transgenic studies [ 16].

However, further follow-up of SPIRIT is needed to establish whether these early differences confer a long-term survival advantage.

While TN-13 is structurally related to a class of compounds recently reported as SERT imaging agents, the structural differences confer a unique selectivity profile.

At end of treatment, CBT of any type and duration conferred an average difference in self-reported symptoms of depression of 0.6 SD (SMD -0.61, 95% CI -0.96 to -0.26, p=0.0006).

And although the difference was sufficient to confer a linear inverse association for the HMW-to-total adiponectin ratio that held throughout its distribution, the relationship ceased to be significant once putative mediators were taken into account.

Treatment after cell attachment did not confer any difference in cell viability (data not shown).

The traditional limitation of a lack of power to detect mortality differences from individual trials on HAP is no longer a concern as our meta-analysis included approximately 4000 patients and allowed close to 100% power to detect a mortality or clinical response difference, thereby conferring a high degree of confidence that there are no advantages for either drug.