Sentence examples for differences in tempo from inspiring English sources

Now astronomers have discovered that despite the radical differences in tempo, both kinds of black holes share the same basic rhythm.

The SITAR adjustments accounting for differences in tempo and velocity explained 89%92%% of the variance (table 1).

Furthermore, all domestication events are young on an evolutionary scale, so there has been only a short period of time for differences in tempo and mode of molecular evolution to make a detectable impression on patterns of sequence differences.

Thus, the differences in tempo and mechanisms of PrPres spread in tg44 versus C57 mice might contribute to the large difference in time of clinical onset in these two mouse strains.

As a consequence, in the case of conspecifics differing in tempo, this relationship would limit the range of differences in activity budgets and their related energy expenditure [41].

This is interesting because one of the most striking differences between the four species relates to differences in worker "tempo".

This sex difference is most likely attributable to known sex differences in the tempo of pubertal maturation in rodents, with males maturing later than females.

While few longitudinal studies have been performed in children and adolescents, one study found differences in the tempo of bone mass accrual, with black and Asian females and Asian males tending to reach a plateau in aBMD earlier than Hispanics and whites.

The boys' curves are parallel but separated in age, corresponding to an ethnic difference in timing (tempo).

Therefore, while the difference in evolutionary tempo between annuals and perennials seems to be quite pronounced, the biological mechanism behind this phenomenon is still unclear.

We find no evidence for a general and consistent difference in the tempo and mode of mitochondrial molecular evolution of domesticated birds and mammals when compared with their wild relatives.