Sentence examples for differences in the beginning from inspiring English sources

We treated TZ1 hiPSC or H9 hESC with 5 µM SU5402 from days 4 through 8, and found that there were no clear morphological differences in the beginning of the EB formation between the treated and control cells (data not shown).

Thus, the differences in the beginning and in the total duration of anthesis between the two Ipomoea taxa can affect the interaction with their pollinators, favouring hummingbirds in I. marcellia (daytime onset, duration: 20 h) and bats in I. aff.

For example, in their default high-speed configuration, SOAP2 (http://soap.genomics.org.cn/), BWA (http://maq.sourceforge.net) and Bowtie allow at most two differences in the beginning of the read, and report a single alignment per read selected randomly from the set of acceptable alignments.

I tried to ignore our differences in the beginning, but I can't anymore.

Such difference in the beginning of the transition phase reflects delayed beginning of protein accumulation compared to starch biosynthesis, and also reveals the internal gradient of caryopsis differentiation.

Variation in season length might be caused by differences in both, the beginning and the end of the season.

The q-difference equations initiated in the beginning of the 20th century [1 4], is a very interesting field in difference equations.

The study of q-difference equations, initiated in the beginning of the 20th century ([1 4]), and, up to date, it has evolved into a multidisciplinary subject, (for example, see ([5 15]) and references therein).

The difference scores described in the beginning of Section 3 were used for this purpose.

In each regression model the dependent variable will be derived from the calculation or the difference between ratings in the beginning of the study and the ratings at the end of the SF-36; the rest of the variables determined in the study will be included as independent variables.

However, at month 6, differences in the clinical performance began to consistently emerge, based on the ratings of both the physicians and subjects.