Sentence examples for differences in the breakdown from inspiring English sources

There were no pronounced differences in the breakdown of nest site usage or migratory types between the bird community in exurban areas and the community in oak-hickory forests, although there was a trend for exurban areas to have proportionally more short-distance migrants and year-round residents (this trend was not statistically significant).

We found differences in the breakdown of race and ethnicity between our sample population and the general population of women at Christiana Hospital.

It should be noted however that fitness measurements on material which has very different histories (inbred for several generations, compared to a commercial cultivar or an F1 hybrid), are extremely difficult to compare, due to possible genetic effects associated with cultivar development, inbreeding or differences in hybrid breakdown in the F2 generation.

On day 3, extension of regenerating neuronal fibers 2 mm distal from the injury site was reduced in p110δ KI mice (Figure 4A,B), without any differences in the presence of cytoskeletal breakdown products 4 mm distally from the site of injury (data not shown), indicating that loss of p110δ activity does not alter normal axonal degeneration.

This disparity may be explained, in part, by the difference of the breakdown of histology or HPV subtype examined.

Others, like journalist Nick Gillespie, see The Great Gatsby as a story "about the breakdown of class differences in the face of a modern economy based not on status and inherited position but on innovation and an ability to meet ever-changing consumer needs".

Furthermore, in high values of pd, the difference between the breakdown voltage for argon and nitrogen disappears.

Because a key factor in speciation is geographic isolation, these differences in dispersal ability may factor importantly in the breakdown of genetic connectivity between isolated populations over time.

Further, the observed differences in distribution and breakdown of mercury compounds between exposed groups indicate that methylmercury is not a suitable model for thimerosal toxicity.

For example, the enzymatic composition of the Calvin cycle and of the glycolytic (Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas) pathway are identical in all three organisms but there are differences in alternative hexose breakdown pathways such as the oxidative branch of the pentose phosphate pathway (only present in Rps. palustris) or the Entner-Doudoroff pathway (only present in Rba. sphaeroides; see Methods section).

In addition, for all 112 days at the San Diego test site the average difference between the breakdown point and the maximum capacity is 5%%.