Sentence examples for differences in the presentation from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, differences in the presentation of signs/symptoms and diagnostic processes associated with different cancers underlines the value of the present data for informing policies and standards on diagnostic intervals, and supports the need for a more nuanced approach when setting wait time standards.
The attachment of maleimide-functionalized microbeads to wounds created in live wild-type and diabetic mice led to observations of differential immobilization of microbeads on them and were consistent with anticipated differences in the presentation of sulfhydryl groups on the two different wound types.
The poor recognition of synthetic peptides comprising this region of fibrinogen by RA sera in previous studies [ 4, 9] might be explained by differences in the presentation of the epitope(s) by (partially) different peptides.
However, high school students showed greater gains, perhaps due to differences in the presentation of instructional materials.
Although there are some subtle differences in the presentation of Gorampa's philosophy in each of these three texts, his explanation of Madhyamaka is relatively consistent throughout.
To investigate differences in the presentation and management of bullying in two London boroughs, one with high levels of deprivation and the other with low levels of deprivation; and to explore pupils' views on successful approaches to tackle bullying.
3 However, one cannot avoid differences in the presentations of the different complaints by standardised simulated patients.
There are often striking differences in the presentations of the MetS in Western and Eastern populations.
Notably, sex difference in the presentation of attacks has been shown to disappear after oophorectomy and with senescence [111].
The response of the BCZ103 hybridoma to peptide derived from the potent AUG[YL8] mRNA precursor was reproducibly lower after bruceantin treatment while there was no detectable difference in the presentation of peptide derived from the CUG[YL8] mRNA.
We found no significant difference in the presentation of inflammation for wounds closed with sutures rather than staples, which was unexpected given the differences exhibited between methods for infection.
