Sentence examples for differences in the maintenance from inspiring English sources

Differences in the maintenance of genomic processes are one feature that may contribute to species-specific differences in lifespan.

To avoid inflating the type-I error rate, differences in the maintenance period will be tested only if the intervention is shown to be successful during the trial.

Based on the results of two independent analyses, it was hypothesized that differences in the maintenance dose of aspirin were responsible for this regional difference.

Moreover, the differences in the maintenance regimes of the various spiroplasmas tested may have contributed to the evolution of their plasmids.

This difference in northern distribution between babesiosis in cattle and ehrlichiosis in sheep, may be due to differences in the maintenance of the respective infections in hosts or vectors.

In association analysis, each of the 4 populations from mass crosses was analyzed separately, as there are differences in the maintenance of each population in separated tanks, which could distort the estimation of association effects if they were analyzed together.

However, the successful competition of "Ca. J. caeni" at low NLR could not be explained with the Monod model probably due to inaccuracy of kinetic parameters such as half saturation constant (Ks) for nitrite and a difference in the maintenance rate (m).

There are a lot of ramifications...You're going to see a noticeable difference in the maintenance.

It is however worth noting that the difference in the maintenance of Yo-YoIR2 performance 4 weeks after the camp was rather small between the two experimental groups (ES=+0.3); the decision to add a hypoxic stimuli during sleeping and some training sessions has therefore to be taken with a cost/benefit approach.

There are differences in the amounts of maintenance times for routine and overtime maintenance activities required for the maintenance sections (Fig. 3).

Four sites in Kanazawa City, northwestern Japan, were selected for the study based on differences in the utilization and maintenance practices: a Japanese garden, an urban park, a secondary forest, and a lawn.