Sentence examples for differences in the mix from inspiring English sources

Scientists from King's College London have found differences in the mix of pollution from Guy Fawkes and Diwali.

Associations may vary between urban and suburban locations because of differences in the mix of ambient pollutants, allergens, and other environmental exposures (Matsui et al. 2008; Simons et al. 2007).

Our results suggest that adults with diabetes receiving dental care had an increased risk of oral complications as evidenced by substantial differences in the mix of services between the two groups.

As my copy is mono I borrowed it, to find that there are some considerable differences in the mixing.

This is due to the differences in the mixing equipment, and to the procedures following.

The comparison of the killing performance in two industrial gas liquid solid stirred reactors, one being a scaled-up version of the other, but with noticeable differences in the mixing devices, has been made using CFD simulations.

There are also differences in the mixing hydrodynamics between the 250 ml (100 g) and 1 l (500 g) reaction bottles.

Given a choice of weights w, one per SNP, we define the weighted LD at distance d as Assume first that our weights are the true allele frequency differences in the mixing populations, i.e., w(x) = δ(x) for all x.

This difference may reflect differences in both the mix of tumor types in the study populations (IRMA and BIRMA: 41 42% breast, 12 13% colorectal, 8 9% lung, 6 7% ovarian/gynecologic and 5 8% prostate) and cancer stage 20, 25.

No significant difference in the mix proportion design was found compared with SCC except for the aggregate used.

Aside from the necessary need to do something, the Democrats' bill cannot be expected to make a "radical difference in the mix of resources and politics," Michael Malbin tells me.