Sentence examples for existence of large differences from inspiring English sources

We document the existence of large differences in current mobility within Latin America and between Latin America and the United States.

Because of the existence of large differences within the group of fatigued cancer survivors (Servaes et al, 2002a), therapy was adapted to each individual.

A striking characteristic of N. furzeri is the existence of large differences in longevity across strains (Terzibasi et al., 2008) that has a polygenic origin (Kirschner et al., 2012).

In the context of the model, the absence of crowding-out effects of more public preschool providers can be rationalized by the existence of relatively large differences in willingness-to-pay for preschool services across different demand segments.

More recently, several studies pointed out the existence of nongenetic large differences between clonal subpopulations in the response to stresses [5] [6] or more specifically following viral infection [7] [8].

Whereas individual differences in AB research are usually ignored, Martens, Munneke, Smid, and Johnson [12] demonstrated the existence of large individual differences in the magnitude of the AB, with some individuals showing little or no AB whatsoever ('non-blinkers').

Traditional methods of profiling microbes and metabolites could barely show any significant features due to the existence of large interindividual differences, but our novel microbe metabolite correlation approach, combined with faecal immunoglobulin A (IgA) measurements, has revealed that the induction of mucosal IgA by FOS supplementation correlated with the presence of specific bacteria.

The existence of large among-farm differences is further supported by the large differences in the frequencies of individual alleles by farm (e.g. Figure 1).

This result is explained via an analytical evaluation of the impact of spatial error auto-correlation on the steady-state Kalman gain, which reveals that 2D filtering requires the existence of large auto-correlation differences (between the assimilation model and the assimilated observations) in order to enhance the analysis relative to a 1D filtering baseline.

In this work, based on the thermodynamic modeling of two quinary alloy systems we demonstrate that the existence of large atomic size difference over broad compositional region is necessary condition for enhancing GFA in non-equiatomic HEBMGs.

Some species are very sensitive to certain flow regimes or conditions: water level differences between pools which are too large, excessive aeration or turbulence, existence of large eddies and flow velocities which are too low can act as a barrier for fish.