Sentence examples for difference emerging from from inspiring English sources

The main statistically significant difference emerging from this study was analgesics consumption.

We assume that this difference emerges from the different folding parameters, because the second eigenvalue of our result is also 1.0 (see [ 15]).

One clear difference emerged from their study: the attention given to the appearance of women scientists.

But there is little evidence that this difference emerges from welfare dependency.

The only difference emerges from their respective truth makers: mathematical statements are true in virtue of abstract (mathematical) objects and relations among them, whereas scientific statements are ultimately true in virtue of concrete objects and the corresponding relations among such objects.

Even when dissecting precisely subjects' behaviour in thorough analyses, no significant behavioural difference emerged from the comparison between RS and TSD participants.

This difference emerges from what has already been noted by Baertsch et al. (2008): mRNA-based methodologies (such as we used) are more efficient for identifying retrocopies that are involved in non-CDSs, such as 3′ untranslated regions (3′ UTRs) and noncoding RNAs.

This determination was made by comparison of the patient-derived SNCA_Tri line (2 clones) with KD lines generated by knocking down aSyn in the SNCA_Tri with a lentivirus shRNA vector, thereby circumventing phenotypic differences emerging from genetic variability when comparing different lines.

The differences emerging from his gene chips are mostly neutral variation, meaning changes to which natural selection is indifferent because they do not affect survival.

It is important to observe the differences emerging from the geographic area of research in which research has been carried out.

The effect of study arm on each outcome will be assessed, controlling for significant differences emerging from the bivariate analyses.