Furthermore, the dates for winter holidays varied by province and by year, thus allowing for greater differences between a given province's winter school break dates and the province's respective epidemiologic curve.
This may be less of an issue with the migrant studies, with their potential for uncoupling of some of the correlations, and might explain the tendency for greater differences remaining after control.
The first is the potential for greater differences between external noise levels and internal noise levels as a result of the extensive use of air-conditioning in Hong Kong's subtropical climate.
This finding is in agreement with recent data on global gene expression, which point out that a small number of genes may be responsible for even great differences observed in differentiated cells from different tissues.
This became a controversial viewpoint, and, since its introduction, scientists have disagreed about the degree to which biological heredity, as distinct from education and opportunity, is responsible for the great differences in achievement between individuals.
This is generally true both for equipment and for services, though with great differences from branch to branch.
Open circuit potential and redox potentials measured over two days showed great differences for the lactate/sulphate and lactate/nitrate growth media.
There exist great differences for heat transfer characteristics of functionalized nanofluid and traditional nanofluid.
To clarify the reason for the great difference of field emission performance among them, our attention is paid to the different nanotube thicknesses and grain sizes of TiO2 obtained in XRD profiles.
Although some pharmacists cited fear of robbery as a reason for not selling opioids, Dr. Morrison and his colleagues found that when they took actual crime rates into account, the differences were not large enough to account for the great difference in drug availability.
