Sentence examples for differences in requirement from inspiring English sources

Possible explanations for the differences in requirement of FA alignment could be related to the cell type (epithelial vs fibroblast).

A possible explanation may relate to the known differences in requirement of HA and LPS for distinct accessory molecules leading to alternate downstream signaling pathway activation (Taylor 2007).

The differences in requirement for TLR3 signaling between RNA viruses (eg. LCMV and CB4) suggest that the wide variety of viral-specific pattern recognition receptors does not represent simple redundancy.

There were no differences in requirement for postoperative intra-aortic balloon pumping, resternotomy rate, incidence of cerebrovascular accident, or requirement for tracheostomy.

Significant differences in requirement of mechanical lithotripsy were seen with removal of large stones (>15 mm), with EPLBD reducing the use of mechanical lithotripsy (RR: 0.73; 95% CI: 0.54 0.99).

> Our series of interviews showed that detailed workflow differs from database to database, reflecting differences in requirements, volume of literature to be curated, length of time the databases have been operating and the scale and complexity of the curation activities.

There were no significant differences in requirements for blood transfusion, use of inotropes, haemofiltration or the number of patients with bilirubin concentration > 32 μmol/l.

The experiences also underline the importance of treating all doctoral students equally as far as differences in requirements between the universities involved allow.

Interestingly, more SNPs with significant differences were observed in the Chip Processing market class comparisons than the French Fry Processing market class comparisons likely due to the differences in requirements set by the two postharvest processing industries.

In addition, differences in requirements for respiratory chain complexes activity and ATP produced by oxidative phosphorylation may also lead to the presence or absence of the phenotype in a particular tissue.

Sterz et al. [ 6] showed no differences in requirements of counter-shocks and the dose of epinephrine or in the duration of CPR between IATH- and normothermia-treated animals.