Sentence examples for differently determined from inspiring English sources
It is outstanding that we here document that SINDVI and DOYmax are differently determined by the explanatory variables in different vegetation types.
Thus, the lower and upper IED distribution may be very differently determined by the available data.
where μ 0 L denotes a deterministic description of the reverberant distortion that is differently determined by the three approaches.
These results demonstrated that the cytokine profile may be differently determined depending on the assay and conditions used and illustrate that care should be taken when designing and interpreting studies of cytokine production by T cells.
These studies have described the osteoblastic niche as a very dynamic environment where HSCs can be exposed to both endosteum and vascular signals that differently determine their fate.
The cell cycle distribution and the fraction of apoptotic cells were gated differently and determined separately in order to more easily achieve accurate quantitation of each parameter.
Because men and women evaluated partners differently (see above), we determined whether either frequency of gaze shifts (for men) or the amount of time spent looking at partners (for women) varied with mate choice and partner attractiveness.
"What we do differently is determine how the student can best access that, given their physical disabilities," she said.
The question in the case was whether mothers and fathers may be treated differently in determining whether their children may claim American citizenship.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide if mothers and fathers may be treated differently in determining whether their children may claim American citizenship.
Whereas all four butterfly species studied appear to use the same patterns of gene expression to set up a spot, they each use the genes differently to determine the spot's details. "Everything looks very fixed and conserved to a certain step, and then there's a little riot going on," Carroll says.
