Sentence examples for differences in disposition from inspiring English sources
There are, however, distinct differences in disposition among the various pedigreed varieties; the Siamese, for example, is vocal and demanding, while the Persian is quiet and fastidious.
Cadmium measurements in lung tissue indicated strain-dependent differences in disposition of QDs in the lung.
On the other hand, there are differences in disposition kinetics of DEHP and its biological metabolite MEHP between intraperitoneal and oral administration (Pollack et al. 1985).
A two-tailed, Student's t test was used to evaluate differences in disposition (eg. plasma vs. tissue concentrations) and response associated with gender as well as to examine exposure-response relationships for subjects classified by pain relief assessment.
Owing to the fact that PK profiles of capecitabine and its metabolites are dependent on intrinsic activities of several enzymes that participate in the three metabolic steps, the expression levels and genetic polymorphisms of the aforementioned enzymes contribute substantially to the inter-individual differences in disposition of capecitabine and its metabolites.
He grants that there probably are given differences in dispositions, but maintains that the environment has a significant influence on how these dispositions express themselves and on how students' talents develop.
As expected, no difference in disposition index was observed in this non-diabetic high-risk study population of offspring of type 2 diabetes patients.
The inconclusive results obtained to date suggest that if there is a difference in disposition between racemic albuterol- and epinephrine-treated patients, it is modest.
It was thought that disagreements sometimes arise between EPs and consultants as to the patients' most appropriate disposition, but no study has examined the differences in patient disposition.
Polymorphisms in the MDR1 gene regulating P-glycoprotein expression can be associated with differences in drug disposition in the brain.
Many authors took the position that there were important sexual differences in the disposition to feel specific emotions.
