Sentence examples for difference in the available from inspiring English sources

But these individual measures will not make a big enough difference in the available time.

Comparing the integral for both systems, no pronounced difference in the available number of Br− and Cepoxide pairs in the first peak neighborhood is observed.

If this is the case, the difference in the available data for this study does not appear to be clinically significant, but glycemic control was not measured in all patients and therefore was not adjusted in the regression model.

Therefore, there is 20-fold difference in the available viral RNA or the infectious units between the RT-LAMP system and the cell culture system because of the intrinsic difference of the scale of the assay (12.5 μl vs. 1.0 ml).

Different analyses were required to accommodate differences in the available data for DR3 status.

Despite some differences in the available enzymes and pathways for DNA methylation in plants and animals, gbM is very similar in plants and animals regarding the methylation patterns in gbM genes, and in both, gbM genes tend to have an intermediate expression level (Zemach and Zilberman 2010; Zilberman 2017).

The lower deviator stresses of the larger specimens (in Figs. 4 and 6) could be associated with the more intense strain-softening resulting from shearing along longer and larger number of shear bands formed in larger specimens and the differences in the available space or freedom for particle rearrangement in the specimens of different sizes.

Interindividual differences in body fat percentages may lead to differences in the available volume of distribution.

There were no significant differences in the available data between the groups other than initial total cholesterol levels.

Unmeasured differences in the available public and private social services also could contribute to some of the observed findings.

These results show that there are substantial differences in the available cardiovascular risk scores in terms of study characteristics, predictors and outcomes.