Sentence examples for differed as a result from inspiring English sources

It is likely the intestinal microbial community structures of the two experimental groups differed as a result of differences in their respective environments and pre-weaning diets.

After each of the teams had completed their experiments and write-ups, teams that had completed different versions of the templates were brought together to discuss the different templates and how their write-ups differed as a result.

These are boys and girls who would not otherwise go to school, and their ages differed as a result.

In this study, our model predicted some transcription factor binding sites whose functions differed as a result of interferon- α treatment.

For instance, the costs for warfarin users and non-users might also have differed as a result of the severity of comorbid conditions.

In areas 8 and 14 where the genomes differed as a result of an insertion event, direct repeats were identified at both ends of the insertion.

Moreover, the use of multivariate tests in place of univariate tests does not solve the dilemma, because multivariate tests present their own shortfalls, including interpretation problems (if there is a difference between experimental groups, multivariate tests do not tell us which variable might differ as a result of treatment, and univariate testing may still be needed).

In other words, passing out in a plane cockpit or committing suicide among loved ones is psychologically quite different from being forcibly asphyxiated, and there is no telling how the physiological experience might differ as a result.

First I would like to point out that although the effects of hearing loss differ as a result of type and degree of impairment, one important aspect to be mindful of is that the use of hearing aids is only part of a plan of treatment.

Clearly, both cases differ as a result in the adjustment of real wages after a shock, as we show in Sect. 5.

House prices and rents can differ as a result of market factors such as the state of the local economy, transport links and the supply of housing.