Sentence examples for difference appears to result from inspiring English sources

The molecule in normal melanocytes differs slightly in electrophoretic mobility compared to its counterpart in melanomas and this difference appears to result from posttranslational modification.

Although it is clear that introduced populations occur in locations that are wetter and cooler than the native populations, this difference appears to result solely from greater availability of such habitats in the introduced range.

Moreover, during mouse development, p53 null mutations cause a high frequency of neural tube defects and lethality that preferentially affects female embryos [ 50, 51], and interestingly, this sex difference appears to result from the number of X chromosomes rather than the presence or absence of the Y [ 52].

The difference appears to result from relatively few genes, where one or very few nonsynonymous mutations were seen in each species, whereas only the R. maidis branch also had synonymous substitutions (R. padi having none): This resulted in very high estimates of the dN/dS ratio for the genes in R. padi lineage.

Our results demonstrate that the gut community in male and female rats metabolized this diet differently, and this appears to result from a difference in the source of available fixed-nitrogen used to support gut microbial growth leading to differences in SCFA and BCFA profiles and downstream systemic immune effects between males and females.

11 Estimates of the prevalence of antipsychotic polypharmacy in schizophrenia have ranged widely from 13%to70%0%. 5, 7, 9, 14– 18 The wide range appears to result from differences in study design characteristics, including patient population, treatment characteristics, and the specific country studied.

The difference between the laboratory and field findings appears to result from households' revealed low valuation of the stoves.

The differences between platforms appear to result from errors in chip fabrication, ambiguities in gene annotation, specificity differences inherent in the hybridization of oligonucleotides versus cDNA clones and alternative methods for data filtering and normalization [ 21].

Because the data further indicate that the species did not plastically respond to local levels of risk, the consistent species differences in allocation patterns appear to result from adaptation to different selective regimes specifically, different overall levels of extrinsic mortality.

This suggests that the observed differences in smoking status did not appear to result in meaningful differences in the ICER: about £47 000 (ex-smoker) to £64 000 (current smoker) assuming the same incremental costs.

There was no difference between species with respect to FA rate, F 1, 438) = 2.22; p =.16, and the effects on sensitivity did not appear to result from differences of attention in our animal cohort (relative to the human group), since the lapse rate did not display significant differences as a function of subject species lapse rate: F 1, 438) = 3.36; p =.08.