Sentence examples for generating differences from inspiring English sources

The above findings show that inhibitory circuits are responsible for generating differences in the responsiveness to different frequencies between mature and immature GC.

Culture influences entrepreneurial intentions through social norms and valuations (e.g., the image of entrepreneurs in society), generating differences across national and regional boundaries (Lent et al. 2000).

However, to gain more insight into the mechanisms generating differences in achievement, it will be necessary to apply theoretical explanations to longitudinal empirical data, thus allowing for corresponding subgroup-specific analyses.

The model estimates indicate that the pattern of e-business usage reflects the heterogeneity of firms in terms of size, other innovative activity and labour force skills (generating differences in the payoffs to use) as well as market and non-market intermediated externalities.

The authors find that the association between educational attainment and the polygenic score constructed from their GWAS is roughly half as large among Swedish individuals in later cohort, suggesting that the Swedish reforms reduced the effects of genetic variants in generating differences in educational attainment.

However, the underlying phenomenon may change with continuity with the depth of sleep, generating differences between waves occurring during NREM stage 2 and during SWS.

The approach of generating difference methods through integral identity (45).

Melting curve analysis was performed on LightScanner with LightScanner software employing three steps, namely, normalization, temperature shift and generating difference plot to cluster samples.

This alone will generate differences in length between different centrosomal MTs.

For instance, different schooling distributions may also generate differences in returns to education if returns are non-linear, even with the same quality of schooling, and immigrants are selected into different segments of the schooling distributions in their home countries.

For example, the existence of differing types and levels of skills has the potential to generate differences in the data collected.