Sentence examples for differences in the technological from inspiring English sources

The results provide evidence of significant differences in the technological capabilities of national organizations, as revealed by the magnitude and properties of the technological knowledge that those organizations generated over time.

In general, the difference of mean SUVs between PET/CT and simultaneous PET/MRI can be explained by a delayed acquisition times after i.v. injection of the 18F-FDG, partly by tumour biology, by differences in the technological specifications and data-processing algorithms of the two hybrid scanners.

Due to differences in the technological platforms it is difficult to make a direct comparison between microarray and sequencing data.

Moreover despite differences in the technological sophistication of the decision aids, we found almost no difference in behaviour indicative of shared decision-making across the trial arms.

The results revealed that there are considerable differences in the technical efficiency and technological gap of five investigated regions.

Namely, given the differences in financial, technological, and human resources, should developing countries consider a different strategy to achieve implementation and adoption of healthcare IT?

Finally, although it seems unlikely that the presence/absence of the three amino acids MET- at the N-terminus of LMW-GS can cause differences in grain technological performance, since the main structure of the whole protein is largely unchanged, the plant material described here could be used to perform further analyses in order to assess the role of the changes introduced on dough properties.

Interviews were conducted with visual and analytical thinkers (contrasting cases) in order to determine the similarities and differences between the technological demands of students (Haciomeroglu et al. 2010).

The results of this study demonstrated that there are differences in the amounts of metafrontier technical efficiency and technological gap.

Despite differences in the policy support extended to technological innovations of small enterprises in the two countries, the overall pattern of technological innovations carried out by small enterprises appears to be similar.

Results from quantile regression estimations show significant differences in the relationships between antecedents of technological influence and impact.