Sentence examples for difference between the methodologies from inspiring English sources
One important difference between the methodologies used in these studies was in the time course of the adhesion assay.
The GL regarded to be resolved by the PWR reactors but the NRC in USA and the CSN in Spain have requested that the BWR reactors investigate differences between the methodologies used by the BWRs and PWRs.
In this regard he belongs to a similar tradition as his German colleagues Werner Sombart, Georg Simmel, and Wilhelm Dilthey, who stressed the differences between the methodologies appropriate to the social and the natural sciences.
Nonetheless, these data are not definitive since discrepancies concerning the factors that favor an increase in the severity of cervical intraepithelial lesions exist, which are most likely related to differences between the methodologies used for collecting samples and laboratory detection methods [19], as well as between women sociodemographic characteristics and sexual behaviors [20].
Other differences between the findings of Torokne et. al. (2001) and the present study can be explained by the differential responses observed with animal models versus in vitro experiments using human serum, as well as differences between the methodologies used to purify cyanobacteria proteins and to elicit sensitization.
The difference between these methodologies can explain the small gap between both values.
The difference between these methodologies is whether or not a slip of each segment depends on total rupture length.
There are important differences between the methodology of the Karnataka Study and the NFHS-3.
Again, the difference between the two methodologies did not exceed 13% of the images approved for any value of α.
The major difference between the two methodologies is how the residuals between the true function value and the polynomial surface approximation value at a design point are treated.
A significant difference between these methodologies consists oftheir different energy requirements, i.e., thermal energy for MSF and mechanical energy for RO plants.
