Sentence examples for differences in the suitable from inspiring English sources

There are minor differences in the suitable ranges of the physical habitat variables obtained from the three models.

Recent advances in the elucidation of the genetic alterations in lung cancers and in the chemotherapy for lung cancer patients have revealed differences in the most suitable chemotherapeutic regimens between SCC and ADC [ 3– 5].

This pattern could be driven by large scale population expansion scenarios, or source-sink dynamics, but given the isolation of regions and the inconsistent results of neutrality tests, the pattern may simply be due to differences in the amount of suitable habitat in different areas of the Caribbean.

Contrary to prior research on this topic, this simulation analysis concludes that black-white disparities in living donor kidney transplantation are unlikely to be the result of group differences in the availability of suitable donors.

The inherent differences between nonlinear transonic aerodynamics and linear subsonic and supersonic aerodynamics are considered from a theoretical and computational standpoint, and the practical implications of these differences in formulating suitable aerodynamic models for aeroelastic stability calculations are discussed.

Niche modeling reveals differences in suitable habitat between the Northern and Southern lineages: the Northern lineage inhabits dry/pine-oak forests, while the Southern lineage is confined to tropical moist forests.

Possibly due to high quality of prescribing for these three aspects in general, our three indicator types were not suitable to detect differences in the quality of prescribing for different levels of functioning in PTAMs.

This difference is driven by a combination of differences in the number of people with a suitable DMARD and the number of people with multiple RA codes (table 3).

When sample sizes are large, the two-sample t-test is robust to deviations of the background distribution from normality and differences in the population sample sizes, making it suitable for this application.

The sequences of the primers used in this study are available in the Additional file 3. The next step was the selection of statistical tests suitable for testing differences in the expression levels of genes across the samples to be analyzed.

A second study revealed surprisingly similar sneaking rates between populations of P. minutus that had a large difference in the availability of suitable nest sites [ 41].