Sentence examples for differences in the breath from inspiring English sources

"What this proved is that there are detectable differences in the breath of cancer patients.

There were intriguing differences in the breath profiles of healthy versus sick, wild versus captive, and fasting versus fed dolphins.

Some aspect of the yoga interventions also lacked uniformity, for example there was a difference in the breath rate between groups during Kapabhati breathing, due to the advanced nature of these practices, which are difficult to learn and perform by novices.

Because breath samples were taken a full 5 min after exposure ceased in our study, whereas breath samples were collected within 1 min after the subjects completed their showering activity in the Egorov et al. (2003) study, differences in these factors may explain the large differences in the observed breath values in Table 5.

The GC MS analysis showed statistically significant differences in the chemical composition of the breath of the three groups.

The above GC MS analysis has shown that the abundance of certain substances differs for the three study groups, that is, that there are certain differences in the average chemical composition of the breath, that may be detected with the NA-NOSE (see section Identification of HNC using an NA-NOSE).

Results of the present study demonstrate that a standard infrared breath analyzer can detect differences in the excretion pattern of glucose-derived breath CO2 between individuals with NGT and PDED.

The subtle differences in the chemical composition that distinguish the breath of healthy individuals, and lung, breast, colorectal, and prostate cancer patients from one another lead to measurable changes in the responses of the individual GNP chemiresistors.

In addition to showing the viability for quantitative detection of acetone, the investigation focused on the understanding of how differences in human breaths could impact the sensor array recognition characteristics.

No compounds showed significant differences in concentration between the breath samples of patients with HNSCC and benign tumours.

† Nonparametric Wilcoxon rank-sum tests used to examine differences in raw breath pH between groups.