Sentence examples for height differs from inspiring English sources

To determine if trabecular meshwork (TM) height differs between primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) and primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) eyes.

Conversely, when the height differs little, i.e., with a new false acetabulum, we suggest compromising on the position of the acetabular component, since SSO will have little effect (Fig.  5).

A link, whose height differs noticeably from the height of the links below, indicates that the objects joined at this level are much farther apart from each other than their components were when they were joined.

In particular, results using 'hot and dry' or 'cool and wet' conditions are shown only when the plume top temperature differs by more than 10% (Fig.  7b), the condensation height differs by more than 200 m (Fig.  7b), and the maximum condensed water content differs by more than 20% (Fig.  7c).

The relationships of crown depth and width to relative tree height differed between trees on the upper and lower slopes, while the relationships of crown depth and width to actual tree height were similar.

Green forage yield, dry forage yield/feddan increase significantly as cutting height differed during the two growing seasons as well as the combined results except in the first cut during the first season of study for dry forage yield.

Significant effects were noticed in leaf/stem ratio as cutting height differed in the second or third cut in 2009 and in the three collected cuts in combined analysis.

This procedure revealed a significant difference between HFM patients and the NGS control group (p < 0.001); both in the mild and severe group mandibular ramal height differed significantly between the affected and non-affected side (p < 0.001).

The variation in lichen height differed considerably between sites and, hence, the required sample size to detect a 5 mm change in lichen height with a power of 0.95 ranged from 200 to 2000, depending on the standard deviation of measured heights.

As exploratory analyses, we have examined whether relationships with height differ according to prostate cancer risk factors.

The expected growth rate was considered abnormally low if the current height differed from the expected more than −2.3 SD.