Some contradictory data reported by different groups may be a consequence of differences of stress paradigms or their realization in different laboratories.
We therefore speculate that the different crystalline films are a consequence of differences in the kinetics of molecules on the two different wetting monolayer structures.
It is possible that these differing results are a consequence of differences in underlying intensity of malaria: moderate transmission in coastal Kenya versus high transmission in Uganda.
Results between studies may vary as a consequence of differences in the PS of enrolled patients, inclusion of different proportions of relapsed patients exposed to prior pelvic radiotherapy, and drug doses.
Sludge is generally difficult to dewater, but great variations in dewaterability are observed for sludges from different wastewater treatment plants as a consequence of differences in plant design and physical-chemical factors.
We have shown that this trade-off differs between unicellular and multicellular organisms as a likely consequence of differences in effective population sizes.
Photosynthesis is a fundamental metabolic process in seaweeds and variation in photosynthetic performance, including quantum efficiency, has been linked to differences in kelp survival and kelp canopy recovery in the face of perturbation, presumably as a consequence of differences in tolerance to excessive light and photoinhibition29,63.
This heterogeneity may be the consequence of differences not only in the initial resources endowment but also of efficiency.
To avoid any possible difference in the Au NCs structures and shapes as a consequence of differences in samples preparation, we followed a unique procedure to prepare the samples with NCs inside and over amorphous SiO2.
The biomechanical response of the cornea in the present case could be the consequence of differences in the amount of swelling throughout the cornea and alterations in the stress distribution [7].
For example, binding sites might be able to modulate gene expression as a consequence of differences in affinity (Bain et al., 2012), where high affinity binding sites induce a higher level of transcriptional activation than low affinity binding sites.
