Sentence examples for differences in the entry from inspiring English sources

Differences in the entry of dsRNA might account for the better efficacy of dsRNA soaking.

To provide the highest possible level of uniformity and to minimize differences in the entry, only patients who received their initial and subsequent treatment in our unit were studied.

Using Chi square analysis no statistical difference in the entry disease status was evident amongst the treatment groups using either Kellgren Lawrence or ARA Functional Criteria.

A possible consequence of large differences in the school entry age is that countries cannot be compared, as no overlaps in age are available across countries.

Most striking about the entries in Tables 3, 4 on the one hand, and Tables 5, 6 on the other hand, are the numerous differences in the individual entries.

In Figure 2, the pair wise differences in the matrix entries are all in the same units of λ after scaling them by the sensitivities (of the average stage-classified matrix).

High adjusted power for the maize data set with its high number of entries and a low adjusted power for the Arabidopsis data set with a low number of entries indicated that differences in the number of entries n have a large influence on the observed differences in adjusted power among the examined plant species.

(2003) show that differences in the regulation of entry explain the productivity growth divergence between continental Europe and the US during the 1980s and the 1990s.

Herein we test the hypothesis that the behavior of untreated control eyes is actually the same in all studies, with apparent differences arising from differences in the time of entry of eyes into clinical trials.

Based on the life histories of 804 skilled workers in Nanjing and employing event-history analysis, this paper examines the differences in the timing of entry into homeownership between skilled migrants and their local counterparts and identifies the factors in parallel life course careers that contribute to these differences.

We previously showed that the pattern of vision loss in eyes with subfoveal neovascularization in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is uniform across a wide range of clinical trials, with apparent differences arising from differences in the time of entry of patients into clinical trials.