Sentence examples for differs from prior studies from inspiring English sources

This study differs from prior studies because we focused on differences among different types of villages, using data collected by questionnaires from371 rural households in the Loess hilly region of Gansu Province, China.

Our finding that men had a higher prevalence of depression compared to women differs from prior studies in the region that had found either no differences in the prevalence of depression by gender or a higher prevalence among women [28], [34].

Our study differs from prior studies that have examined maneuvers to increase upper extremity vein size, which have mostly evaluated commercial devices or were designed to facilitate vein mapping for dialysis access rather than USGPIV [16, 18 20].

The use of this tool differs from prior studies and makes direct comparison of prevalence between studies difficult.

This differs from prior studies in that there was no whisker regrowth period (which typically lasts 7 10 days).

Fourth, our definition of AKI differs from prior studies reporting the incidence of AKI in the FACTT.

The current study differs from prior study in three perspectives: Firstly, the study uses larger data set sampled over a longer period (Sample size 208) than in previous studies on Indian market which increases statistical power of the model.

However, these findings differ from prior studies [15, 38] that indicated migraine was associated with an increased risk of haemorrhagic stroke.

The measurements presented here differ from prior studies in three important aspects: (1) The initial texture in the sample is quite strong with a large fraction of the crystallites oriented in an unstable orientation with the crystal c-axis perpendicular to the tensile axis of the sample.

The current findings differ from prior studies, many of which have proposed that lesions to the left frontal cortex and basal ganglia are related to the onset of PSD, and proximity of the lesion to the frontal pole is associated with severity of depression.

The current work will differ from prior studies of subjective SES and health outcomes by including an adjustment for differences in social desirability, which could contribute to biased responses on self-report measures, such as the MacArthur Scale of SSS [ 44, 45].