When you look, for example, at the differing responsibilities people have and their salaries, there does not seem to be much relationship between them".
For example, although differing in the expected direction, the mean sensitivity ratings at 12 months for secure versus insecure infants were not significantly different (5.47 (SD=1.78) and 5.29 (1.52), t=0.82, df=276, P<0.44), and nor were the means for intrusiveness (7.77 (7.97) and 8.00 (8.80), t=0.24, df=276, P<0.82).
For sequences that continue to have multiple possible germline segments, the positions that differ among these germline segments should be ignored when identifying somatic mutations, for example, by masking the differing position(s) in the germline with Ns.
These influences may well be important in the laboratory, for example unwittingly differing between facilities leading to site-differences in phenotype.
For example, the influence of differing IVF treatment protocols, variable estrogen environments, and follicle size [ 38] on follicular fluid organochlorine concentrations and follicular fluid:serum ratios should be explored.
How, for example, should banks' differing methodologies be compared?
For example, researchers noted differing ways of experiencing and describing symptoms of panic among some Asian and Hispanic patients.
For example, telomeres of differing size may cause aberrant telomere telomere or telomere nuclear membrane associations.
What is set apart, or holy, for a sacred king, priest, or shaman (a religious personage having healing and psychic transformation powers), for example, will differ from the proper ritual of others in the community who are related to them, even though they share the same belief systems.
Thus they differ from each other in the same way as a predicate (for example 'P') differs from a formula (for example, 'P x)').
