Sentence examples for govern differences from inspiring English sources

Precise explication of the mechanisms that govern differences in white-matter integrity has only begun to emerge as measures that distinguish these mechanisms in pathological and aging populations have been developed (e.g., Song et al. 2003; Nair et al. 2005; Bennett et al. 2009).

We hypothesized that hydraulic residence time was a key factor governing differences in disinfection byproduct precursors.

These findings, and the difficulty of measuring the key local parameters (infection aggregation and acquired immunity) governing differences in transmission thresholds between communities, mean that it is necessary for us to rethink the utility of the current anticipatory approaches for achieving the elimination of filariasis both locally and globally.

The probabilities at steady states can be evaluated by the well-known recursive method for the set of governing difference equations (Equations 1 to 9) of the F-policy model.

The difference equilibrium matrix (4) can be reduced to the twin governing difference equations of equilibrium as: 1 ψ Δ x ∇ x C x, y + 1 φ Δ y ∇ y C ¯ x, y = ( Δ x + Δ y ) ( F x, y - Q x, y ) + ( Δ x - Δ y ) ( W x, y - R x, y ) (5) 1 ψ Δ x ∇ x T x, y + 1 φ Δ y ∇ T ¯ y C ¯ x, y = ( Δ x + Δ y ) ( E x E Y F x, y - Q x, y ) + ( ∇ x - ∇ y ) ( E x W x, y - E y R x, y ).

Organisms show striking differences in genome structure; however, the functional implications and fundamental forces that govern these differences remain obscure.

Studying sex differences in these various experimental models of hypertension could provide valuable clues into the intrinsic mechanisms that govern sex differences in blood pressure.

Therefore, variability in gut microbial As metabolism should be given the same attention as the genetic variations that may govern interindividual differences in As response (Hernandez and Marcos 2008).

Genes that have opposing expression in these cell states may provide information regarding what gene groups govern these differences in cell division.

For example, although it appears that hundreds or even thousands of genes govern the differences between wild and domestic populations, judging by the gene expression changes seen in microarrays, 111– 113 these genes tend to be located in discrete clusters or modules.

"We are trying to identify genes that might be important in governing the differences between different dogs," Dr. Bustamante said.