Sentence examples for differences in the eruption from inspiring English sources

The diversity of volcanic lithofacies recognized in different areas of the IPB mainly reflects variations in proximity to source, but also differences in the eruption style.

Aim: To assess the differences in the eruption sequence of the mandibular canine and first premolar teeth in children with and without dental crowding.

Other factors that could lead to observed differences in the eruption times between the two studies are that the previous study [ 13] was a national estimate based on a smaller sample of children (n = 622).

We found no significant differences in the mean eruption times between the teeth in the right and left side of the jaws in these Ugandan children, which corroborates findings in the previous reports [ 10, 33].

Observations of Io by spacecraft and Earth-based astronomers have led to the identification of differences in the types of eruptions seen on the satellite.

Differences in the number of eruptions could not be calculated.

The reason for the differences in tooth eruption times between boys and girls is poorly understood.

There are systematic differences in the cumulative curves among the eruption stages, although each stage has variation.

Population-based genome-wide association studies (GWASs) of tooth eruption in children have the capacity to provide complementary information to these studies, by identifying common genetic variation which is associated with non-pathological differences in the timing of tooth eruption between individuals.

Loci implicated by GWASs may not necessarily be the same as those that have been identified in molecular studies or be associated with abnormalities, but rather may reflect variation in genes important in more subtle aspects of tooth development, including differences in the timing of tooth eruption or perhaps even genetic variation important in more generalized aspects of growth and development.

There were no significant differences in tooth eruption disturbances according to the type of tooth (p > 0.05).