Sentence examples for difference in availability between from inspiring English sources
Our study found no difference in availability between more and less deprived areas, but did observe more external advertising for e-cigarettes in stores in more deprived areas.
Is there a difference in availability of such foods between Western and Eastern EU countries.
There was no difference in availability of these data between the two randomisation groups (table 2).
Despite the high correlations between OPESR and elements such as Fe and Cu, the absolute concentration ratios may differ due to the difference in biological availability between countries.
As expected from the much lower precipitation levels during the dry season, which accentuated the difference in water availability between fields, the dry season climatic conditions generated wider between-field differences in gene expression compared with the wet season.
Thus, this study may not have been able to detect a difference in D2/3R availability between obese and controls due to insufficient sample size.
There was no statistically significant difference in DAT availability between the groups of active smokers, ex-smokers and non-smokers (p = 0.34).
There was no statistically significant difference in DAT availability between the groups of active smokers, ex-smokers and non-smokers (p = 0.34) as seen in Figure 2. Figure 2 Association between striatal DAT availability and smoking status.
The difference in perceived availability between goats, sheep and cattle could be attributed to the fact that goats and sheep are generalist feeders that have access to a wide variety of forages than cattle (Sanon et al. 2007; Tabuti and Lye 2009).
The separation of species associated with sandstone vs. alluvial soils corresponds with a large difference in P availability between the two soil types but total soil N likewise is lower on the sandstone soils [32].
Pharmacists were present in 70.4% of primary care clinics, with no significant difference in pharmacist availability between hospital-based clinics and community-based clinics (67.7% versus 75.8%, p=0.245).
