Sentence examples for difference in the status from inspiring English sources

In this study, a trend toward a diminishing difference in the status of GPs versus that of specialists was seen.

A major limitation of the pioneering MEG study by Weisz et al. [2005] was the significant difference in the status of hearing between tinnitus patients and healthy controls.

The difference in the status of these proteins in papillary and follicular carcinomas reflects the difference of entities between these two types of carcinoma.

The meta-analysis of all involved studies on the five molecular subtypes showed a significant difference in the status of FOXP3+ TILs infiltration among the five molecular subtypes (p < 0.0001).

We found that not only did the KO males produce similarly reduced fertilization rates (Fig. 2 B) but also there was a difference in the status of cumulus oophorus.

It is possible that the difference in the observations is due to the difference in the status of dendritic cells at the stages of acute and latent BCG infection in mice.

The current issue highlights the differences in the status of women and men in eight areas – population and families, health, education, work, power and decision-making, violence against women, environment and poverty.

Research on gender and workplace decision-making tends to address either supply-side disparities between men's and women's human and social capital, or demand-side differences in the status expectations of women and men workers.

At the child-level, there exist conflicting evidence of gender gaps in immunization coverage which may reflect cultural specific differences in the status of women.

It should be borne in mind, however, that the differences found can also be caused by differences in the status quo or in excluded non-overlapping attributes [the utility function may not be additively separable as assumed in equation (6)].

There are significant differences in the status of women from country to country considering the rooted cultural framework.