Sentence examples for differences in the subjected from inspiring English sources

This minor discordance might be caused by differences in the subjected strains and culture conditions in each case.

Subject-to-subject variations in signal intensity (whole-lung SNR = 6.5 to 11.0) were also observed due to differing levels of 129Xe polarization and possibly to differences in the subjects' lung volume.

32 These two studies by Figueroa et al produced different baPWV decreases (0.4 m/second and 1.3 m/second) because of differences in the subjects' ages, vibration frequencies, and intervention period.

The data were adjusted to reflect differences in the subjects' age, waist circumference, alcohol intake and other factors.

High-contrast films reproduce tone differences in the subject as great density differences in the image; low-contrast films translate tone differences into small density differences.

The prevalence of interictal migraine in epilepsy was significantly higher than the population-based study in subjects aged 18 29 years and 30 39 years (p <0.001); there were no differences in the subjects aged greater than 40 years between the two groups.

This implies that, in experiments in which samples from different subjects are used, the variation induced by the stimulus may be masked by non-stimuli-related differences in the subjects' biological state.

In general, differences in the spatial content of a visual experience are identified with differences in the subject's state of "multiple simultaneous readiness" to interact with the objects represented in the experience.

And how has their acceptance impacted progressive figuration and art-making in general?" While there is no easy answer to Drake's inquiries, there are notable differences in the subject matter of each generation of art agitators.

Therefore, between-study differences in the subjects' tendency to movement imagination may be an additional cause for whether or not primary motor cortex involvement is found in different studies.

This discrepancy may be due to differences in the subjects used in the studies.