Sentence examples for differences in these attributes from inspiring English sources

Differences in these attributes can cause failures in estimation of fetal dose of up to 100% at radiological examinations [49, 50].

Our results showed increasing differences in these attributes between natural and managed stands with increasing silviculture intensity: the diameter structure became more homogenized, light demanding species richness and abundance increased and the quantity and the quality of snags decreased.

Due to matching on age, sex and race, there were no differences in these attributes (Table 1).

To assess possible changes in genetic attributes (heterozygosity, allelic richness, and Hm Ne), we used Wilcoxon sign rank tests to test for significant differences in these genetic attributes among collection categories; original, supplementation hatchery-born, and wild-born (see Table  1).

The differences in these values are attributed to local volume fraction variations which are not detectable by the global measurements.

We only found a marginally significant improvement in vocal stability during simple singing in the final testing session, as well as more accurate performances of the 100 c melodies compared to 50 c melodies, but because there were no significant group differences in these findings, we attribute this to nonspecific effects and/or task familiarization.

Qualitative analysis identifies both similarities and differences in key attributes of these review types.

In the view of the approving regulators, it is unlikely that these structural differences will result in clinically meaningful effects on efficacy and safety in the approved indications; however, these differences in product attributes exemplify the latitude in structural variance permitted in biosimilars.

Although differences in glycosylation attributes were observed, these were initially believed to be irrelevant to the product's pharmacology.

The second term in square brackets represents the 'Attributes' effect: it is the difference in average outcomes between two groups resulting from inter-group differences in attributes, when these attributes are evaluated using a common coefficient vector.

The differences in these results can be attributed to differences in the age groups studied.