The different responses of different biological tests as well as differences in results between test laboratories underline the need for harmonization of test methods and international cooperation.
These differences in preoperative staging could, by selection of different populations of OSCC patients, contribute to differences in results between the trials.
Although the nurses were trained for this task, the possibility that the different procedures could have influenced the responders and introduced systematic differences in results between younger and older children can not be excluded.
The authors concluded that the differences in results between the two studies could be explained by the risk of footshock punishment having greater motivational salience than the alternative reward (Simon et al, 2011).
However, differences in results between these studies and real-world measurements demonstrate the challenges and complexities of simulating pollutant transport in urban areas.
This study aims to explicitly the differences in results between the standard's prescriptive and simulation methods and also addresses the efficacy of system changes to improve the building envelope thermal performance for each Brazilian Bioclimatic Zone (BZ).
The largest differences in results between the full-scale wind tests at the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety IBHS Research Centerer and the pressure chamber tests occurred for the exterior flexible multi-part siding layer.
Because each of these codes solves the transport and burnup problem differently, there is a need to benchmark the core models in order to verify results and identify root causes for significant differences in results between codes.
To evaluate whether differences in results between studies that involve preimplantation genetic diagnosis for chromosome testing are affected by technology, such as the number of cells to be biopsied or by differences in study design.
This might explain some of the differences in results between the scanners used in this study.
There is insufficient information to explain the differences in results between the present study and the earlier study.
