Sentence examples for differences between the stages from inspiring English sources

In torpid animals, for example, the phospho-tau level was already higher after an incubation time of 12.5 min compared to that of euthermic animals after the total incubation time of 66 min. Differences between the stages of the hibernation cycle were most pronounced at the transition from 37 to 33°C for the cooling down phase (Figure 9 I-B) and 25 to 33°C for the warming up phase (Figure 9 II-B).

We observed no significant differences between the stages and types of ovarian cancers.

In agreement with observed differences between the stages and diagnostic sensitivity, the BIS R0 displayed a considerably better responsiveness.

Table 2 shows the standardized T-scores and the LSD contrasts in order to identify potential differences between the stages of change.

Principal component analysis plots for leaf and cotyledon samples show consistency between biological replicates and significant differences between the stages selected for comparative analysis (Additional file 3).

Additional programs in the Cufflinks pipeline were used to merge files, compare transcripts to known annotation and detect differences between the stages [ 80].

What follows is a series of scenes that are refracted mirrorings of the film's, suggestive not only of parallels between Welles and Kane but also of differences between the stage and the screen, the separate but equal potency of metaphorical imagery offered live and realistic imagery framed and shaped by film.

What do you think are the main differences between the staging of the two versions?

While there are differences between the stage models in the number and nature of stages proposed, stage theories typically distinguish motivation and action steps [ 39- 41].

However, there was no significant difference between the stages with different expressions of E-cadherin or Rab11 (p = 0.09).

The case described here is interesting because of the degree of structural difference between the stages: they do not simply vary in size or shape, but rather the whole cytoskeletal organisation of the cell.