Sentence examples for differing success from inspiring English sources

Therefore, telomerase inhibitors or telomere maintenance-targeting drugs could affect different tumors with differing success, and analysis of telomere-associated γ-H2AX focal numbers in primary tumors treated with telomerase-based drugs could be used to monitor the drug efficiency.

I did a comparison of the differing success of P&G's top brands using the two platforms (click on table at right to enlarge).

In many areas with scarce supply of Triclabendazole, Nitazoxanide has also been used with differing success [ 18].

The differing success of low reasoners seen in this study may offer an explanation for the differences in the previous literature regarding the relative success of homogeneous or heterogeneous groups.

This is in agreement with previous studies using Etest as the method of susceptibility determination, which displayed differing success rates (23-45%) with vancomycin treatment of patients infected with high MIC and low MIC isolates [ 1- 5, 9].

Presumably, these reanalyses are using mostly the same observations, but Figure 1 results show their differing success in constraining the deep heat content trend in comparison with NODC or EN4 observations.

This kind of excess gave birth to a number of humorous parodies like calling failure "differed success" or calling ugly "visually challenging".

We also show that 1.5 fold differences can be detected between groups simulated to have differing reproductive success, and that it is possible to detect moderate heritability values for continuous traits (h ~ 0.40) with more than 80% power when using 28 moderately to highly polymorphic markers.

However, when comparing baseline dysphagia to post-treatment scores, a significant difference was found in the fully covered group and the biodegradable group but not in the SEPS group; this is a consequence of the differing clinical success rates of the 3 stents.

Qualitative contextual data identified that types of travel, work and family environmental barriers experienced differed across success categories.

China, Germany and the US have acted in different ways to insure themselves – with differing degrees of success, but they have at least acted.