Pilot microarray analyses of different tissues (heart, spleen and liver of vaccinated fish) found greatest differences between HR and LR in the liver and this organ was chosen for the continuation of studies.
Inconsistency of geometric solutions of the roads with actual speeds causes presence of accidents at sections with the greatest differences between the design and actual speed.
The greatest differences between bolus sizes occurred when the jaw was changing direction (i.e. passing from opening to closing and from working to balancing sides).
Lower invertebrate abundance, richness and proportionally fewer specialists were predicted on A. philoxeroides compared to native sedges, but with greatest differences between A. philoxeroides and S. tabernaemontani.
The refusal to stomp on the will of the minority is one of the greatest differences between the Senate and the House, where the majority simply rules.
Note that with the exception of peak intensity (Fig. 3f, Table 1) tropical regions display the greatest differences between models, which are also regions most sensitive to global temperature increases (Figs 1 and 2).
Then, I applied the dilutions to the mutant and wild-type cells to determine the optimal dilution for seeing the greatest differences between the two types of cells under the confocal microscope.
The greatest differences between manufacturing in the colonial period and in the years since 1900 were the degree of direct government intervention and the importance of foreign investment in the post-1900 era.
The greatest differences between bulk solids and liquids and solid and liquid clusters arise from the fact that a large fraction of the particles of a cluster are on its surface.
The empirical evidence also reveals the importance of external sources such as the use of consultants, the hiring of personnel, collaboration agreements and external R&D, with the greatest differences between LMT and high-technology (HT) firms being observed in process innovations.
And as for journalism, compare the disdain with which the Daily Mail was greeted by some on its first issue in 1896 ("a paper produced by office boys for office boys", according to the prime minister of the time) with the criticisms of today's tabloid press.Has-beens and now-aresIf, however, the greatest differences between 1897 and 1997 are in economics, so are the most obvious similarities.
