Although all these cells engulf M. tuberculosis into a membrane bound phagosome, the fundamental functional differences between them result in different phagosomal environments and ultimately different outcomes for each type of phagocyte.
Very different policies have resulted in different outcomes for the British and American economies.
Firstly, if there was more funding, would this create more choice and different outcomes for direct payment users?
"I have a dozen cards with different outcomes for the future," Mr. Dane said.
Institutions can also monitor participation and different outcomes for different groups, and benchmark themselves with external organisations to see where they can improve.
As any capable contracting person knows, this enters the realms of guesswork and slight changes in assumptions can lead to different outcomes for contracts that may be for only three or four years, let alone 13.
Now, in its latest investigation, the General Accounting Office has found that many clinical trials financed by the National Institutes of Health "were designed to include women, but not in numbers high enough to allow analysis that would definitively measure different outcomes for men and women".
These alternative motives for remitting can imply drastically different outcomes for public policies that reallocate income (Cox 1987).
This distinction in the structural stability of hybrid nanogels produces very different outcomes for their biomedical applications.
For example, Naumann et al. (2008) taught students strategies for learning with hypertexts, and found different outcomes for high and low working memory participants.
In terms of infrastructure and energy supply the implementation of the following energy efficiency measures creates different outcomes for injection moulding processing at the two different plant locations.
