Sentence examples for difference in preferential from inspiring English sources

Using the same inclusion criteria as de Souza et al. (22) (weight loss 5 kg or more and losses in both VAT and FM compartments), we found no sex difference in preferential VAT loss (k = 1.37 ± 0.13, n = 11 for men; 1.38 ± 0.14, n = 16 for women), consistent with the original report of Hallgreen and Hall (21).

Interestingly, boule expression in medaka is in a sharp contrast to its unisexual meiotic expression reported in mammals and invertebrates, but is similar to that of medaka dazl [10], despite clear differences in preferential expression and stage-specific subcellular localization in the oocytes.

We compared the activated and repressed enhancer clusters for differences in preferential binding of specific TFs.

However, in some primate species sex affects only the strength of limb preferences [ 91, 92], and in many others no differences in preferential hand use between males and females was found at all [ 54- 60].

We performed searches for known and de novo binding motifs with the binding intervals in each original genome to identify any differences in preferential motif usage between species or TFs.

Generally, the appropriate WC in females differs from that in males because there is a difference in the preferential accumulation of VAT between females and males [ 39, 40].

Finally, ΔNew is the difference in the preferential hydration coefficient, representing the difference in the number of cosolute excluding water molecules between the folded and unfolded states.

In view of that, there might be a difference in the preferential treatment for residual compared with recurrent NPC.

Morphology analysis (AFM/TEM) revealed differences in the preferential dispersion states of Tsp- and Oib-POSS molecules.

The nature of the peaks of illite and kaolinite on the diffraction patterns (half-width) suggests differences in the preferential size of crystallites of the latter [24]; illite and kaolinite crystallites in WDC are larger than in AC.

In the present study, the observation that linear PFOA is the predominant isomer in these retired workers may also indicate pharmacokinetic differences in either preferential lack of absorption and/or increased elimination of branched isomers of PFOA.