Sentence examples for differences in the months from inspiring English sources

We also identified differences in the months and seasons when aquifer storages are more dependent on precipitation; these were related to climate seasonality and the degree of aquifer exploitation or underground water extraction.

This theory is supported by our analysis of outbreaks, which found no significant climatic differences in the same months between years with outbreaks and years without outbreaks.

* p ≤ 0.05, for between group difference at baseline The differences in the 6 months change between the three exercise groups compared to the control group are presented in Table 3 and Figure 1.

There were no significant differences in the median PFS (10.3 months vs. 10.2 months) or OS (23.7 months vs. 25.5 months) time between the FOLFOX-bevacizumab and FOLFIRI-bevacizumab subgroups, respectively, by unadjusted analyses.

Manning and Irsay have had their differences in the last few months, and it would have been so easy for it to get ugly.

Obviously it's my wish that problems be resolved in a collegial spirit". Perry said, "My own feeling is people in the literature faculty have tried to talk to each other about our intellectual differences in the last five months or so.

NIH supporters have hopes, however slim, for a higher number when the full Senate tackles the spending bill or when conferees from both houses meet to reconcile their differences in the next few months.

The ANCOVA showed no significant differences in the improvement 3 months after the shunt surgery between the two groups on the other evaluations.

With the 2015 World Cup just around the corner and a defence of the Premiership title to sustain, Corbisiero believes the rest will make a considerable difference in the coming months.

"By taking these critical actions, governments and their international partners can make a huge difference in the coming months," Engebak emphasized.

There were significant differences in 6 months after the installation and after the functional loading at the distal area.