Sentence examples for differences in the produced from inspiring English sources

Third, while the first study used female animals [ 1] and the second study used male animals [ 2], there were no differences in the produced results; thus, statins seem to be useful for the prevention of VILI in both sexes.

Whether this relates to differences in the produced amounts of His6-tagged ClfB is difficult to say since the position of the His6-tag seems to influence either the efficiency of SimplyBlue protein staining or of immunodetection with His6-specific antibodies.

However, there are large differences in the producing degree for fracture-pore typed and pore typed reservoirs.

There is a little difference in the producing degree within the same reservoir type for composite typed and fracture typed reservoirs.

One question raised by the difference in gB-NT-directed neutralization between NMuMG epithelial cells and BHK-21 fibroblasts was whether this reflected different entry requirements or differences in the virions produced, once an initial infection had occurred.

akallopisos, A. frenatus and A. ocellaris) but the same size produce sounds that display the same power spectrum and the same oscillogram, demonstrating these morphological variations do not make significant differences in the sounds produced by the jaw teeth snapping.

That group, in a letter signed by Jack Ciesielski, a member and the publisher of the Analyst's Accounting Observer, said there was not yet sufficient similarity between international financial reporting standards, known as I.F.R.S., and American standards, adding that "there remain many highly material differences in the results produced by the two systems.

Differences in the clusters produced, given the fixed criterion framing of the elicitation, are apparent.

5. Rhône region There are dramatic differences in the wines produced by the north and south regions.

This also shows visually that eTN differences in the CPS produced by substorms (the relative changes in eTN) and those due to different solar wind-related background (the differences between the blue and red curves) are comparable.

In the stable environment, small differences in the trajectories (produced by for example motor noise), result in almost identical forces applied to the hand.