Sentence examples for differences in the extension from inspiring English sources
"I'm fascinated by the differences in the extension or reduction of the time spent in hibernation," says O. J. Reichman, a mammalogist at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
No differences in the extension of the ischemic region measured with both electrophysiological and immunohistochemical means was observed when NCs were applied, in comparison to experimental conditions in which MCA occlusion was not followed by NCs injection.
Therefore, the observed differences in the extension of the axon collaterals most likely reflected an existing structural variability in the local axonal network of Acb MSN.
Between both groups, there were no differences in the extension of coronary disease, the incidence and severity of mitral regurgitation, and the presence of restrictive mitral patterns.
It should be noted, however, that there were some graded differences in the extension of the overlapping IPS clusters to other neighboring areas although these differences were not absolute.
However, in the present study the huge difference in EPCs levels between AMI diabetics and nondiabetics cannot be explained by differences in CAD severity, since there were no significant differences in the extension of coronary stenosis between both groups.
One month after transplantation, there was no difference in the extension of the injury at the epicenter (non-integrating-Ngn2-hENPs: 93.1+/−1.5% and naïve-hENPs: 89.9+/−9.6).
There was no difference in the extension of pancreatography (P = 0.39).
Two MSN with a largely overlapping distribution of dendrites and local axon collaterals, but with a difference in the extension of their axon collaterals, are illustrated in Figs. 7 and 13.
The difference persisted in the extension period where all patients received the 0.7 mg dexamethasone implant.
At the follow-up examination wrist motion revealed no significant differences in the flexion-extension arc, averaging 81° in the PRC patients and 80° following 4-corner arthrodesis, which was 62% and 58%, respectively, of the opposite wrist.
