These can for example be regular parts of clinical practice (e.g. metformin is started in different circumstances from thiazolidinediones), differing clinical habits in different countries (e.g. use of basal or premix insulin most commonly) or more subtle effects (choice of insulin regimen for people started on insulin as in-patients in the context of other illness).
A. With more than 8,000 known species of ants, differing in habits, size, speed of locomotion, food and extent of territory, there is no single range for ants from species that send workers from the nest on foraging trips.
The groups flipped when asked whether they watched religious television or listened to religious radio, likely as a result of differing technology habits among the generations.
Myrmorchilus is essentially a terrestrial bird, living in chaco scrub, thus differing in habits and habitat from the "typical" antwren lifestyle.
Meinhard Moser, examining the identity of L. mammosus, concluded that it "is certainly more closely related to L. vietus than to L. fuscus, but differs in habit and colour.
The nymph, or immature insect, resembles the adult in form and eating habits, differing in size, body proportions, and colour pattern.
The number of days drinking wine/month did not differ between groups (p = 0.508), but the smoking- and alcohol habits differed, with more patients who neither smoked nor drank alcohol in the non-IBS group (p = 0.019) (Table 1).
While the 3 mm severity threshold emerged as an apparent transition from decreased to increased exposure to bacterial burden in our study population, the specific transition threshold might vary across populations where treatment standards and access to dental care differ or behavioral risk factor distributions (i.e., smoking, diabetes or oral hygiene habits) differ.
Alcohol-drinking habits differ by Asian ethnicity and nativity, and their effects on breast cancer risk differ accordingly.
