Sentence examples for from different participants from inspiring English sources
Lice from different participants showed marked differences when tested for sensitivity to phenothrin (Table 2).
Examples provided for each category and its sub-categories were from different participants.
In ZGC, for various participants within the DEE and with the existence of heterogeneous fields, intensive conferences connect people and ensure the efforts from different participants can be integrated.
We first demonstrate the difficulty of applying the model on the level of a single participant, we then propose and implement a Bayesian hierarchical estimation procedure to coherently combine information from different participants, and we finally apply the Bayesian estimation procedure to data from an experiment designed to provide a test of specific influence.
When a theme occurred once, it may have been an accident, twice was considered a coincidence, and three or more occurrences (from different participants) suggested that the theme occurrence was beyond mere chance and a pattern was emerging in the data [43].
The summit bore fruit with a joint China-U.S. communique, plus five separate action plans from different participants.
Although these are retrospective in nature and based on people's recollections of past events, we note the concordance of accounts from different participant groups, and also the resonance of the accounts with available documentation from that time (e.g. media reports).
The average scores were significantly different among participants from different districts, participants of different ages, participants from different preschools, and participants who had different levels of education (Table 1).
No differences in behaviour or phenotype of cells from the different participants were noticed during culture, nor were any differences in response to treatments observed.
However, there was no significant difference (p > 0.05) between signal features from two different participants.
Both methods rely on subjective judgements made by participants and, thus, differences between the two methods may well stem from the different participants in our two groups.
