Sentence examples for differences between the methodologies from inspiring English sources
The GL regarded to be resolved by the PWR reactors but the NRC in USA and the CSN in Spain have requested that the BWR reactors investigate differences between the methodologies used by the BWRs and PWRs.
In this regard he belongs to a similar tradition as his German colleagues Werner Sombart, Georg Simmel, and Wilhelm Dilthey, who stressed the differences between the methodologies appropriate to the social and the natural sciences.
Nonetheless, these data are not definitive since discrepancies concerning the factors that favor an increase in the severity of cervical intraepithelial lesions exist, which are most likely related to differences between the methodologies used for collecting samples and laboratory detection methods [19], as well as between women sociodemographic characteristics and sexual behaviors [20].
Other differences between the findings of Torokne et. al. (2001) and the present study can be explained by the differential responses observed with animal models versus in vitro experiments using human serum, as well as differences between the methodologies used to purify cyanobacteria proteins and to elicit sensitization.
When the authors compared the prognostic differences between the different methodologies, the ER+/ ESR1+ and ER−/ ESR1+ subgroups had similar clinical outcomes, and performed better than patients who were ER−/ ESR1− or ER+/ ESR1−, suggesting that RT-PCR assignment of ESR1 status was more prognostic and accurate than IHC for ER [ 11].
Phantom calibration, by providing a "first-order" harmonisation correction, is able to resolve the largest part of the differences between the various methodologies, but cannot establish full equivalence of different databases.
This paper provides new information about the differences between the two methodologies proposed by Eurocode 2 (EC2) for the nonlinear analysis of concrete structures.
[ 21] Previous attempts have been made to describe the similarities and differences between the NVVRS and VES methodologies [ 82] and the authors concluded that the NVVRS sample was the only study appropriate for extrapolating national PTSD prevalence estimates because the VES used an invalid PTSD diagnostic instrument.
Furthermore, despite a good correlation between PET and MR perfusion, there remain fundamental differences between the calculation methodology between the MR model-independent deconvolution approach (leading to a parameter related to perfusion) and perfusion as calculated from a single compartment PET model.
