Sentence examples for controlling differences from inspiring English sources
It was also found that transpiration and evapotranspiration (rather than precipitation) were the primary factors controlling differences in water deficit among land cover types.
A second QTL important in controlling differences in the female inflorescence in Zea is teosinte glume architecture1 (tgarchitecture1
Reasoning that genes controlling differences in dispersal and host-selection behavior are likely to be expressed in the brain, we therefore searched for gene expression differences in heads of female beetles using a cDNA-based microarray.
Recent studies of comparative gene expression profiling of isolated cotton fibers [ 60, 78] have identified genes controlling differences in fiber growth between wild and domesticated cotton [e.g., genes encoding tubulin isoforms, endotransglycosylase/hydrolases, cytochrome P(450) monooxygenase, and antioxidant enzymes].
A further challenge in controlling differences between treatment and comparator diets is that compositional variation may occur when growth conditions are advantageous to the GM crop but not its comparator.
After controlling differences in the presence or absence of wing defects (i.e., omitting wings with phenotypic scores of 0), we found there was a positive correlation between the penetrance for a set of conditions (background, sex, and temperature) and the average phenotypic score of wings containing defects (r = 0.2884, p < 0.05, 2-tailed t-test).
"The wisdom and ability of the two countries to control differences and properly handle bilateral relations is beyond the imagination of many people," Yu said.
It is therefore highly unlikely that genetic variation in this region controls differences in ear type between these specific breeds.
However, we addressed these differences by controlling for differences in age and residence in the analysis.
This finding holds even after controlling for differences in income, age, gender, education, and other demographics.
Data were clustered into three subgroups of different ages to test the method sensitivity to motor control differences.
