Furthermore, differences between an external and internal source of necessity, a difference to which Spinoza sometimes draws attention (Ip33s), does not entail differences in type of necessity or even strength of necessity, and Spinoza nowhere says that it does.
Demographic differences of patients mainly entail differences in age and gender.
This approach has typically relied on "natural policy experiments," such as modifications of compulsory schooling laws, which entail differences in educational attainment that are not attributable to innate characteristics.
Analysis is in two parts and entails difference-in-differences estimation, that is, the difference in changes over time between women from voucher and non-voucher sites [ 26].
This complexity not only entails differences in Fn stiffness and conformation (including different spatial distribution of ligands at the fiber surface), but also varied quantity and composition (e.g. proteoglycans), which can all regulate the observed integrin(s) switching effect.
Because the actions of GH, insulin and IGF-1 are largely interwoven, genetic modification of the GH/IGF-1 axis in mammals also entails differences in the regulation of glucose metabolism.
Belonging to a low socioeconomic group affects the capacity of subjects to protect their health because socioeconomic level, as a complex construct, entails differences in education, resources and "cultural competency" [ 25].
Different architectural configurations entail significant differences in functionality, performance, ease of manufacturing/assembly and operational behavior.
The fundamental differences between Light-Water Reactors (LWRs) and Sodium Fast Reactors (SFRs) (i.e., breeding ratio, neutron energy spectrum, power densities, coolant nature, reactor architecture and so on) entail major differences in safety aspects.
Late diagnosis did not entail significant differences in HRQOL in our sample.
For example, the fact that terms such as "end-of-life," "death with dignity," and "life-sustaining treatment" that are generally used as if their definitions were unequivocal are, in reality, extremely relative in nature and entail significant differences in nuance depending on the circumstances and the manner in which individuals understand these terms [ 4, 5].
