Sentence examples for differences in the agents from inspiring English sources

As more biosimilar filgrastims have become available, the pharmaceutical industry and the clinical community have continued to watch with interest how this relatively new class of agents performs in patients and whether any differences in the agents may become apparent as time passes and increasing numbers of patients are treated.

Even in cases of this kind, however, it is far from obvious that differences in the agent's "desires" are what ultimately explain their differing reasons (Scanlon 2014).

Phenotypic similarities among tolerant populations exposed to a prototypical DLC (e.g. LC20) [ 2] supported an expectation of common loci under selection; however, genetic loci associated with tolerance might vary across populations due to differences in the selective agents present in their native habitats.

Average payoff smoothes out possible differences in the degrees of agents, and in several aspects may simulate real-world situations better than non-averaged payoff, since in real-world situations agents usually have to observe a cost of maintaining a contact with their neighbors [39] [41].

The analysis showed that there were no significant differences in the choice of agents compared with the hospitals that said 'no' to this question (P = 0.758).

And some new owners are not making much of a difference in the ambience, agents say.

That limited effect was primarily during a critical period when there was a difference in the perceived agents in the film, which affected visual attention.

This difference in the two agents is reflected in their connectivity map (CMAP) enrichment scores in Table 3, with quercetin showing a positive enrichment in contrast to the negative scores for resveratrol, LY-294002 and rapamycin.

The apparent similarity in scale of deforestation across states conceals relevant baseline differences between the agents engaging in forest clearing in each locality.

Variability in human response to exposure of environmental agents depends on interindividual differences in the delivery of the agent to target sites (pharmacokinetic differences) and the intensity of responses to the parent compound or metabolites reaching tissue targets (pharmacodynamic difference) (Zeise et al. 2013).

54– 58, 58 There are no proven clinically meaningful differences between the agents in terms of efficacy.