Sentence examples for examination differences from inspiring English sources
On closer examination, differences emerge.
Although the pattern of the development of Parmelia sulcata (Figure12, moderately acido- to subneutrophytic, moderately sensitive) at first glance seems to be the same as the one of the hypertrophication indicators, upon closer examination, differences can be detected.
On closer examination, differences between sexes emerged for body dissatisfaction and weight status.
All statistical comparisons used paired t-tests, based on within examination differences.
In addition, as neither registry program has a central laboratory for tissue examination, differences in accuracy, reliability, and general laboratory quality between both the GCR and the SEER registries as well as institutions contributing cases to each registry are to be expected.
24 Nevertheless, we suspect clinical impression focuses solely on the clinical presentation whereas gut feeling brings other factors into play, especially parental concern but also contradictory findings (for example, between observation, history, or clinical examination), differences with previous illness episodes, and lack of pattern recognition.
Dyads participating in the program improved relative to the control both in the Mini-Mental State Examination (difference of 1.3 points) and on the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale – cognitive subscale (difference of 2.9 points).
Future studies should focus on building a comprehensive picture of CHF through examination of differences between genders, and differences within age groups, socioeconomic groups and cultural groups.
Examination of differences in the mean estimates for each element specifies where the differences in total costs occur.
The factors that have contributed to the divergence of these lineages bear greater examination, including differences in both life history (see Box 3) and genetics.
Echocardiographic examination showedno differences in the effective orifice area, peakandmean aortic valve gradients, or leftventricularmass index betweengroups.
