Sentence examples for differences in the suitability from inspiring English sources

It would stem from the differences in the suitability of the modalities for the perceptual coding of a certain stimulus feature [21].

There are large differences in the suitability of LAPs.

In this work, we use the convergent evolution of C4 photosynthesis in grasses as a model system, testing for preexisting differences in the suitability of gene family members for recruitment into a novel function within a complex biochemical pathway.

Although these results must be confirmed by further studies, they again suggest that rigorous monitoring of trial evidence is necessary, as regional differences in the suitability of trials to local health needs may lead to greater future regional inequity in population health.

Decisions to offend vary at different stages of an offence 'script' and there are individual differences in the perceived suitability of opportunities (Cornish & Clarke, 2017; Leclerc, 2017).

However, detailed knowledge about the differences in habitat suitability between the invasive and native taxa should be verified in the field before implementing any control programme.

Distinct differences were revealed in the suitability of the nine flower species and three control treatments on parasitoid wasp longevity, with buckwheat being the most suitable plant.

As was stated earlier, the Dutch group was, overall, more proficient than the Korean group, which might have led to differences in suitability of the individual tests for the participants.

To test for differences in habitat suitability between the last glacial maximum and current conditions on the distribution gap, we compared, with a Student's paired t-test, the LVs for the present model vs. the LVs for the glacial model contrasting overlapping pixels in the gap (hence the paired test).

For simplicity, IFD models have been developed for discrete patches of habitat suitability, where the differences in habitat suitability were caused solely by biotic factors (food availability, competition).

However, the proportion of STOPP outcomes being clinically relevant was quite similar between MDD and control patients indicating that the results cannot be explained by differences in suitability of the criteria between patients with and without MDD.