Sentence examples for difference in sizes of from inspiring English sources
The difference in sizes of businesses is the basic factor for explaining the differences in other aspects of organizations as well as their social differences (Baron 1984).
This difference in sizes of the blobs is expected since the wetting fluid tends to be imbibed by the small pores in the uniformly wet system, causing the nonwetting fluid to be trapped in the larger pores Raeesi and Piri (2009), Kumar et al. (2008), Zhao et al. (2010) and Al-Futaisi and Patzek (2003).
In addition, the difference in sizes of the mother cell between the non-adapted and ethanol strains suggests that the cell size, cell cycle and adaptation to ethanol are thought to be closely correlated.
From the observation results of the difference in sizes of the mother cell between the non-adapted and ethanol strains, the cell size, cell cycle and adaptation to ethanol are thought to be closely correlated.
The rate of tumor induction by ultrasound-guided implantation was comparable to that of laparotomy (55/91, 60.4% vs. 39/52, 75%) and no significant difference in sizes of tumor was noted between the two groups.
The measurement of tumour sizes after vaccination revealed that the tumours in both PDT vaccine groups remained on average smaller than the control tumours, while there was no obvious difference in sizes of tumours in the group receiving X-ray only treated cells compared to the control group.
The difference in size of genes with different core promoters could be due to their mature mRNA (exons), their introns or both.
Collins et al. quantified the difference in size of PSP classified as 'large' under different international guidelines using the volumetrically-derived Collins' method [7].
These distributions for c-Myc and P-TEFb differ for ∼10-20ms ∼10-20msossibly rangecting differences in sizes of trapossiblywell times.
This pattern, fairly consistent annually, reflects the difference in size of the regional wine industries.
