Sentence examples for control for possible differences from inspiring English sources
This large body of evidence enabled the authors to control for possible differences in matters other than whether a crop was modified or not, such as fertiliser use.
This measure was included to control for possible differences in the expectation and subjective evaluation of profitability.
In our analysis, to control for possible differences in health conditions, we include the full diagnosis vector.
Cohort was used as a covariate in statistical analysis to control for possible differences between cohorts.
In order to control for possible differences in total cell load, all depleted and non-depleted populations were adoptively transferred at 105 cells per host.
Trial was included as a factor to control for possible differences in exploratory behavior between sessions that could potentially cause statistical non-independence (it turned out that trial was not significant, however, see Results).
However, the different experimental conditions did not induce any variation in cellular proliferation, and we controlled for possible differences due to different passage numbers of the different clones.
A dual-labeling system was used to generate replicate data while controlling for possible differences in the efficiency of dye incorporation by different mRNA samples.
All analyses containing PCBs controlled for possible differences between both laboratories.
Consistent with the literature, these data suggest that the odds of CAM use are significantly greater among women and White, non-Hispanic people after controlling for possible differences in other influential characteristics [ 1, 15, 30, 31].
Results indicated that, after statistically controlling for possible differences due to data collection site and age, the DS22q11.2 group had significantly less gray (M = 710.58 cm, SD = 67.97) and white (M = 356.51 cm, SD = 51.10) matter compared to controls (M = 763.63 cm, SD = 72.48 and M = 388.46 cm, SD = 46.32), Fs 1, 68) = 10.12, 8.6 respectively, ps <.01.
