Sentence examples for differences in the substances from inspiring English sources

Even minuscule differences in the substances that accompany, or contaminate, the active drug substance can be clinically significant.

The differences in the substances and the levels of those substances attached to desert sand dusts depend on the route along which desert sand dusts pass and may play an important role in the effect of ADS on pulmonary function in children.

Advocates among both Democrats and Republicans don't see much difference in the substance of the candidates' positions on education.

Women and men did not differ significantly in the prevalence of increased use, but there were gender specific differences in the chosen substance.

Whether it is the minimum wage, rent controls or more support for families, the CDU proposes policies that at least sound similar to what the SPD is offering, even though there are significant differences in the policy substance.

One possible explanation for the discrepancy in the findings may be the differences in substances ingested in the two studies concerned.

Results from each of the two surveys were apportioned into four datasets (CH 1 1, CH 1 2, CH 2 1, and CH 2 2) based on differences in the number of substances analysed in a sample.

Lifetime use of all substances through age intervals (age 12-15, 21-27, 45-60, 28-44, 45-60, 60+) was registered separately in categories of daily, weekly, monthly or occasional/no use within each interval, based on the possibility of different use patterns and of differences in the pathophysiological influence of substances across different age periods.

There were no significant differences in the prevalence of substance use disorders between males and females (all p > 0.05) (Table 2).

Purpose: The present study was designed to evaluate gender differences in the development of substance abuse disorders among drug-involved offenders and to determine whether women in this population exhibit a telescoping effect (i.e., acceleration in the progression from substance use to substance abuse), which has been observed in other settings.

Gender differences in the vulnerability for substance use disorders including cocaine dependence have been reported [1] [3].