Sentence examples for differences relevant from inspiring English sources

Stroke 36, 193 195 ; Lang, J.T., McCullough, L.D. (2008) Pathways to ischemic neuronal cell death: are sex differences relevant?

But the differences relevant for the LOS concept are that first off, pedestrians can and do move freely in two spatial dimensions and pedestrians change their shape with speed, i.e. they have a larger step size, cover more ground area, they need more space, when they walk faster.

The five annelids in which Hox gene expression has been studied have a number of important species-specific differences relevant to axial patterning.

Some of these differences are changes in the abundance of specific leukocyte populations [16], [17], suggesting that systematic large-scale characterization of the cellular composition of SLE patient blood would measure quantitative differences relevant to the disease pathophysiology.

However, there is a real risk that peripheral tissues, such as whole blood examined here, may express few proteins fundamental to the disease process and therefore be of limited ability to demonstrate case - control differences relevant to nervous system disorders [45].

In subsequent planned analyses, we adjusted for possible baseline differences relevant for the primary outcome.

In this little fact lies the token of a big difference, relevant to deciding which side one would take if forced.

Moreover, the partial androgen activity of exemestane, which is lacking with the nonsteroidal AIs, may also represent a difference relevant to sequencing.

Comparison of performance vary with the dose level at which images were obtained: while comparison at high dose levels may not reveal a difference, relevant differences may become apparent at low dose levels.

"But I'm not sure those differences are relevant".

Whether those differences are relevant to the "narrow tailoring" analysis may depend on Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.