Sentence examples for differences in dominance of from inspiring English sources
In previous studies, we have obtained evidence that MHC-related differences in dominance of target antigens may be an important determinant of the observed variation in the parasite strain specificity of the CD8+ T-cell response in T. parva-immune animals 25.
The differences in the dominance of the functional groups in terms of richness and abundance according to the ecological (land use) and biogeographic context (historical) should also be analyzed taking into account species biomass when this information is available.
Differential induction of binding-inhibitory antibodies is probably caused by species-specific differences in immuno-dominance of B-cell epitopes in different species of animals, similar to observations with antigens from other organisms [29], [30].
A relationship between NOSE scores and bilateral CFD-NR was not evident for the two subjects together in agreement with previous reports, probably because of interindividual differences in self-evaluation, dominance of congestion sensations on self-reported symptoms, and dilution of congestion effects on NR by the unaffected side.
In contrast to field studies that reveal complex social hierarchies among animals living in natural settings [5] [8], social competition experiments using rodents in a laboratory setting [9] [11] have enabled researchers greater control in investigating the causes of individual differences in social dominance.
However, little attention has been devoted to the possible confound of individual differences in hemispheric dominance for speech.
Previous findings of reduced functional connectivity between language regions in adults with epilepsy may therefore reflect differences in language dominance, rather than the effect of epilepsy per se.
We also determined whether one's nation of citizenship and individual differences in social dominance orientation would moderate the effects.
The contrast of the gratings had to be adjusted for each participant in order to account for individual differences in eye dominance and bias.
However, on the basis of our results alone, it appears that the individual differences in the distribution of relative target dominance is one of the most striking features of onset dominance.
