Sentence examples for differences in configuration of from inspiring English sources

Malleolus height with respect to the foot plate was approximately 0.9 cm lower in SCP (Table  2), suggesting differences in configuration of the bones constituting the foot.

It includes a weighting for geographical area at the SHA level to help take account of local differences in configuration of services.

These disparities have been tentatively attributed to the differences in configuration of these hyperdense components but, to our knowledge, no detailed study has been undertaken to quantify prosthesis-related artifacts in MDCT imaging of PHV.

Our findings could reflect differences in configuration of health services compared with other countries and may indicate that specialisation towards surgery and treatment of more complex disorders in some large hospitals could lead to lower priorities for more common emergency disorders among older people.

Based on the results, it was found that differences in configuration design of the lamination structure of the polymer matrix composites do influence the strength and weakness of the materials.

Therefore, we can perceive the registerial differences in the configuration of a piece of text through different process type combinations in construing their meaning potentials.

Note that the results in Table 6 differ slightly from those submitted to the REVERB challenge [26] because of minor differences in the configuration of the ASR back-end.

There are actually slight differences in the configuration of the biological function of effector kinases in other organisms.

Differences between photosynthetic responses of these two species may also reflect differences in morphological configuration of mesophyll tissues and greater SO2 sensitivity of the initial photosynthetic carboxlating enzyme of the C3 species.

We cannot, at this level of resolution, see any differences in the configuration of the SRP54 NG domain between the scanning and engaged states.

We would therefore suggest that the switch-stay parietal difference, typically observed in set-switching paradigms and replicated here, is primarily the result of a substantial amplitude difference, with only very subtle differences in the configuration of neural generators, if at all.