Sentence examples for differences in the site from inspiring English sources

Differences in the site of tumours within the bowel were observed across the different tumour categories in the study with screen-detected tumours having a significant higher proportion of left-sided tumours.

Whether racial differences in the site of delivery contribute to observed black-white disparities in severe maternal morbidity rates is unknown.

Even though the uncertainties are not commonly included in site response analysis, their propagation from the dispersion curves to the inversion procedure can lead to significant differences in the site response analysis results.

If the distance between two stations is small compared with the epicentral distance, interstation differences in ground motion are mainly due to differences in the site amplification factor.

Head-of-bed elevation also had low concordance, resulting perhaps from variations in measurement of the angle, e.g. inclinometer measured in 5° increments, differences in the site of measurement of the angle due to the patient's body position on the bed, and clinicians using personal judgement on angle (overestimates head-of-bed elevation [42]) rather than using the measurement device.

Demographic history may help to explain differences in the site frequency spectrum between species.

Wilson, S., Day, B., Thickbroom, G. & Mastaglia, F. Spatial differences in the sites of direct and indirect activation of corticospinal neurones by magnetic stimulation.

The difference in SAKK C-SGA scores between study sites mirrored differences in the site-specific patient characteristics.

In order to detect the Type-I functional divergence occurring in the PLDs, we determined the differences in the site-specific evolutionary rates of amino acid changes between the C2-PLD and PXPH-PLD clades using the program DIVERGE.

Detectable differences in the site-rate of amino acid replacement between Epd paralog groups can give us an idea of the grade of functional divergence generated since the duplicated genes diverged, splitting ancestral functions or generating new ones, and consequently succeeded avoiding pseudogenization.

In addition, this model predicts systematic differences in the site-frequency spectrum between the X and the autosomes; more frequent or more recent episodes of adaptive evolution should produce a skew in the frequency spectrum towards an excess of rare variants on the X relative to the autosomes [ 36].