Sentence examples for differences in the adaptation from inspiring English sources

Closer examination revealed that the time from clamp initiation to eventual collapse back to synchronous activity modes varied from one experiment to the other, ranging from about 6 to about 22 hours, probably reflecting differences in the adaptation rates of different networks as well as other factors related to network to network variability.

The differences in the adaptation are not statistically significant (the maximum 95% confidence interval for the test cases is 2%), but this might be due to the limited amount of data available for the adaptation.

These differences in the adaptation outcome (attractive vs. repulsive shifts) are rather intriguing.

Candidate mutations that may underlie differences in the adaptation to the environment were exemplified by the genes AZGP1 and TAS2R40.

To test for differences in the adaptation rate we used the General Linear Model for Repeated Measures as described in the results section.

To test if there were differences in the adaptation rate, the adaptation phase of both groups was analyzed using a General Linear Model Repeated Measures analysis.

Differences in blood pressure and transmural pressure between exercise modes may also contribute to differences in the adaptations evident (Laughlin et al. 2008).

However, there was no difference in the adaptation to familiar compared to unfamiliar faces.

Finally, there was no significant difference in the adaptation effect for the two runs (F 1, 77) = 0.33, p = 0.57; Fig. 2c).

To measure the marginal and internal fit of three-unit fixed partial dentures (FPDs) using the micro-CT technique, testing the null hypothesis that there is no difference in the adaptation between the ceramic systems studied.

The difference in the adaptation protocol may explain the divergence.