Sentence examples for differences in spread from inspiring English sources
The restriction of TEV foci on leaf edges and differences in spread on different leaf cell types in B149 suggest dysregulation of a non-cell autonomous propagative regulatory mechanism (converging to or moving away from the infection site) affecting TEV susceptibility.
Due to some scale differences in the responses between samples, identified as differences in spread of M-values between the arrays, scale normalization between the arrays was performed.
While providing information on incident cases, the UK study also highlighted important geographic differences in spread of the disease even within the same country and raised questions about the mechanism for relative protection among the elderly.
We have not observed differences in infectivity, whereas we did observe differences in spread and accumulation.
The WMW test is sensitive to distribution differences besides location [ 11] and may give a small p-value based on differences in spread even when the means and medians are equal.
Cell type-specific differences in sensitivity to this phenomenon may explain why osteogenesis in hPDCs was less affected by cell density manipulations than in hBMCs, while both cell types responded to differences in spread cell area through micropatterning.
An index funds chances of matching the index are affected by tiny differences in spreads.
Both diffusions show major differences in spreading patterns; Bluetooth viruses spread relatively slow and depend on user mobility.
They look to exploit differences in spreads between corporate securities, Treasurys and mortgages, buying where securities look cheap and selling where they look dear relative to other securities.
We analysed the kinetics of the spreading process to determine any further qualitative differences in spreading.
However, the ranges of many sedentary species do extend northward both along the coast and offshore, and species show a variety of patterns of distribution indicative of differences in spreading potential, invasive opportunities, past conditions, and life history requirements [27].
