Sentence examples for could have differentially from inspiring English sources
First, because the relative proportions of the 2 vaccines changed, a differential effect of herd immunity caused by one or the other could have differentially suppressed rates.
In addition differences in antibiotic administration rates could have differentially affected GBS culture yields.
Finally, we recorded exploration during the two sample trials, to explicitly evaluate the possibility that this could have differentially biased exploration of the objects during the preexposure phase.
Hence it is unclear how segregation distortion genes could have differentially affected the two treatments unless they influence the outcome of sperm competition.
Second, although the self-reported data may have been affected by reporting bias, we do not believe that individuals could have differentially reported housing status based on their time to all-cause-mortality, which was ascertained through administrative data.
Because we excluded preterm births and fetal losses, excess preterm delivery or fetal loss among the first-trimester exposed could have differentially eliminated the most vulnerable from our sample.
Although the data from 2012 2014 used for comparisons was collected using the same procedures across all PHCs, the quality of data could have improved differentially between the intervention and non-intervention groups as field staff are present more frequently in the CCT facilities.
The evolution of floral shape, from funnel-shaped corolla with expanded lobes in Codonanthopsis and Codonanthe clades to narrow-mouth and pouched corollas in most Nematanthus species could have been differentially constrained and maintained by functional groups of pollinators in agreement with the pollination syndrome concept [ 46].
Thus the preponderance of the data suggests that AA CaP patients have differentially expressed genes that could possibly contribute to the aggressiveness of CaP in AA.
Alternatively, the conservation of motifs upstream of lifestyle genes could be the result of partially conserved transcriptional modules that have differentially diverged across species.
