Sentence examples for differences in selected from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, many other studies on the 3D kinematics of team-handball throwing which operate within a deterministic approach [ 11] were quite able to find differences in selected kinematic or temporal variables between players of different competition levels [ 10, 12], different ages [ 13] and different throwing-like sports [ 14].

Another explanation for the observed differences in selected predictors might be found in the methodological limitations of predictor selection in statistically derived models.

Studies of group differences in intelligence often invite conclusions about groups in general from studies of group differences in selected populations.

Fig. 1 Species-specific differences in selected ALS features, when the field-measured D gM is used in the x-axes to assess the invariance of the features to the size.

However, in those reports, authors did not observe any "tip growth" mode, very likely, due to differences in the interactions between the catalysts and the substrates, stemming from differences in selected substrate and catalyst materials.

fMRI analysis consisted of a 1) region of interest (ROI) approach to detect differences in selected motor areas within brain and 2) a voxel-wise whole brain comparison to find areas of differential activation that were not defined a priori between the older and younger group.

In areas with large differences in access costs it can be attractive to account for these differences in selecting validation locations.

There may also be gender differences in selecting the best therapeutic approach.

17 This difference might be due to methodological differences in selecting study subjects and the prevalence of Herpes zoster in the general population.

11, 13 This difference might be due to variation of the degree of host immunity and methodological differences in selecting study subjects.

17 This might possibly be explained by methodological differences in selecting study subjects and the prevalence of TB in the general population.