Sentence examples for differences in the basis from inspiring English sources

Marked individual differences in the basis of men's judgments about women's momentary sexual interest also emerge across studies.

Due to the lack of similar studies on treatment alliance, the sample size was determined using the assumed clinically significant difference in the BASIS-32 questionnaire (mental health symptoms and functioning).

Other factors, such as differences in the genetic basis of these cancers, may provide further insight into the differences in outcomes.

Differences in past selection acting on color composition and size provides one possible mechanism for differences in the underlying basis of covariation between the two characters.

This difference is likely a reflection of underlying differences in the molecular basis for DAF-16/FoxO regulation by AKT-1 and SGK-1.

Alternatively the impact of variants may be restricted to a subset of CRC, as there are differences in the biological basis of CRC according to site.

Systematic studies of orphan gene emergence in ants, primates (Toll-Riera et al. 2009), and plants (Donoghue et al. 2011) pave the way toward the identification of similarities and differences in the mechanistic basis of orphan gene emergence between taxa.

6 7 Interestingly, differences in the genetic basis of the two diseases have been identified; the association to HLA-Cw6 appears to be stronger for PsV than PsA (OR of 6.9 and 5.0 respectively).

The conservation of function (all associated with variation in kernel size and weight) together with the diversification of mechanism (different identified polymorphisms) among the three genes can help us to understand the similarities as well as the differences in the genetic basis of grain yield in rice and maize.

Sex differences in the genetic basis for salt-sensitivity was observed in the Sabra salt-sensitive (SS) rat by linkage analysis in segregating populations derived from the SS (a.k.a. SBH/y) and Sabra salt-resistant strain (SR a.k.a. SBN/y).

However, the similarities and differences in the genetic basis of responses to artificial vs. natural selection are an interesting topic in particular, for the interpretation of the large amount of genetic data available from breeding programs (Stern and Orgogozo 2009)—that should be addressed in future studies.