Sentence examples for differences in belonging from inspiring English sources

We began our analyses by examining differences in belonging based on gender of participants.

We recorded significant differences in subjects belonging to the group of threshold issue with respect to gambling.

In view of these small differences, we subsequently evaluated whether coordinated differences in genes belonging to a single biological pathway existed rather than differences in the expression levels of single genes.

Our results in this study confirm that overall composition of nonpolar AA group did not show much difference in proteins belonging to psychrophiles and mesophiles, but there is a decrease in nonpolar AA group frequency in helices and a significant increase in loop regions among proteins of psychrophiles.

Differences in the number and types of encoded ABC systems in belonging to these organisms have been identified.

Cluster analysis shows that samples having differences in electropherograms and belonging to different taxa can belong to an identical bioclimate and altitudes as in the case of accessions 19 and 32 which were collected from the same locality.

Isolates with slight differences in gene content belonging to a same strain were carried by more than one family member, suggesting that circulation of strains between different hosts makes a significant contribution to the genomic diversity of H. pylori.

Interestingly, this study suggests that gender differences in sense of belonging persist into graduate school, despite the choice by women to pursue this path and their acceptance into graduate programs.

Second, we conducted a two-way repeated measure ANOVA concerning the synchronous asynchronous difference and belonging type in Preston's (2013) questionnaire (Fig. 5b).

In both cases there is an excess of pair-wise differences between individuals belonging to different groups.

"One of the most powerful experiences I had was asking middle-school children the difference between belonging and fitting in.