Sentence examples for differences in the representations from inspiring English sources
The differences in the representations of the five serine protease families probably arose due to the selection of specific classes of serine proteases during evolution as an adaptation to different cellular and extracellular environments.
Although both MFA and EFMA provide solutions to the same steady state problem, comparing these solutions must take into account differences in the representations of the solutions and underlying assumptions in these methods.
The lower rate of physical activity levels among African-Surinamese in the Netherlands may relate to several factors such as cultural differences in the representation of physical activity, the cost of engaging in physical activity, and insufficient skills to carry out the recommendations.
The method used is a qualitative content analysis focused on the similarities and differences in the representation of mental illness in stories about men as compared to women.
Differences in the representation of some of these forms in male and female graves may reflect changes in the roles of women and men in community ritual and politics.
We find that the implications for decision making are not necessarily consistent between approaches, and that differences in the representation of uncertain quantities and analytical output suggest contexts in which each method may be most appropriate.
A second question is whether differences in the representation of human and other-species (non-human) faces might be evidenced during exemplar- and category-based visual search either preceding or following attentional selection, as predicted from studies examining the processing of human or non-human faces presented in isolation.
Both Friedman test and detrended correspondence analysis show significant differences in the representation of individual land-use categories and characteristics of the landscape before and during mining operations and after their discontinuance and revitalisation of spoil tips and in residual pits.
An additional problem is raised from differences in the representation of roundabouts: since some vendors use patterns to represent them, a roundabout might be exactly circular in a first map, whereas in a second one the roundabout was digitalised in its real world geometry which can be elliptically [27].
