Sentence examples for differences in the characterization from inspiring English sources

The reasons for sex differences in the characterization of social vulnerability and in associations with survival are unclear, suggesting a need for further research.

Injury dates more than 2 months apart were assumed to reflect separate injury events rather than differences in the characterization of one singular event.

Also, additional insight may be gained because of intrinsic differences in the statistical characterization of seismic patterns.

To address this question, we first mapped all interactions to a position in 2D space (Fig. 4), such that the differences in the topological characterization of these interactions were represented by their mutual distance in this space.

No significant differences were detected in the characterization of ACL-derived cells, ALP activity, cell expansion potential or endothelia differentiation potential in the patients who had combined meniscal or chondral injuries (Tables  2- 5).

Importantly, these relationships were observed across two independent regional databases with different expression analysis platforms (RNA-seq and microarray), suggesting that our results cannot be explained by population differences or idiosyncrasies in the characterization of tumors.

As far as we know, MRI and MRS have not been used to study either gender differences in brain tumourigenesis or to assess differences in the tumoural microenvironment characterization depending on the sex.

This could contribute to differences in our characterization from the actual proteome, but it does not significantly detract from our use of the characterizations.

Some of the important factors discussed by Scott and Chiu (2006) include weighing the strengths and limitations of various study types, and characteristics include study differences in exposure characterization and the relative sensitivity of mortality versus incidence data.

The individual methods of calculation employed reveal differences in the acoustical and geometrical characterization of the noise source(s) involved.

Interestingly, these differences in accuracy are not reflected in differences in the quality of population characterization.