Sentence examples for difference in influences from inspiring English sources
The results of this study stand in contrast to previous work that has solely looked at influences on enrolment on the NHIS, thus demonstrating a difference in influences between those who are enrolling in the NHIS and those who do enroll and perceive the services they receive to be comparatively worthwhile.
Still, it is interesting to see the difference in influence of the God-image on atheists in comparison to religious individuals.
The difference also in median values of the plaque index, together with the interquartile range amount, between the two groups could raise some doubts about a real difference in influence on oral hygiene between the two communication procedures.
Having roots in two different countries has merged two perspectives on women and their rights and that has made all the difference in influencing my own personal beliefs.
In contrast, we did not utilize the difference in influence term [26], [41], [45] to avoid underestimating pGC after comparisons across the four experimental conditions.
The analysis on influence factors of winter energy use are made for Chongqing and Hong Kong, respectively, by Quantification Theory I, and the results show there exist obvious differences in influence factors between the two cities.
The purposes of this study were to examine the differences in influence of various chronic diseases on depressive symptomatology over time and to determine whether there were differences in such influence depending on physical limitations and time of onset of disease.
The inhomogeneity and irregular shape of the lesion could lead to differences in influence of the partial volume effect between lesions.
These differences may cause variation in UV-chroma among the different species' eggs studied here and highlight a role of non-pigmentary chemical or structural differences in influencing avian eggshell coloration.
Therefore, finding differences in influencing factors for specialty choice would be pertinent, as it might allow consideration of incentives to enhance the workforce in certain specialties, or focused selection of medical school entrants possessing specified characteristics.
