Sentence examples for difference in the procedure from inspiring English sources

The authors have concluded that there was no difference in the procedure performance times or the needle manipulations.

We did not use exactly the same reference pellet as Imai et al. (2009), so that deviations are likely to arise from this difference in the procedure.

The difference in the procedure basically is that for the volumetric adsorption experiments only a small amount of water was added to the cooling trap, and freeze and thaw was performed several times to result in a reproducible water partial pressure of ∼24 mbar.

The only difference in the procedure is that the therapists are allowed to integrate a helpful significant person from the patients entourage (such as a partner or best friend) during sessions 1 and 7 to encourage them to support the patient in adhering to their treatment plan (active integration of interpersonal resources).

These different results may due to differences in the procedure, for example, cryoprotectant composition and concentrations, exposure times to cryoprotectants and speed of vitrification.

Differences in the procedure to identify and select asthmatic cases, and differences in severity definitions may explain the differences observed.

Multiple differences in the procedure make comparisons across the two studies difficult.

Differences in the medium composition or technical differences in the procedure used for growth measurement between the two methods could also affect specificity.

The flexibility scale correlates with that in our previous study (Najmanovich et al., 2000) despite the methodological differences between the two studies and the differences in the procedure used to create a non-redundant dataset.

However, there were two differences in the procedure: 1) our participants were asked to rate both booklets (high threat messages and low threat messages) instead of a single booklet (see Measures section) and 2) our study was online.

Interestingly, there was a key difference in the exfoliation procedure adopted by Notley compared to other procedures.