Sentence examples for increased differences in from inspiring English sources

As the complexity and size of the test organisms increased, differences in toxicity due to different chain architecture were noticeable.

These adjustments decreased or increased differences in the limb length and step-height of the left and right legs.

Mental calculations increased differences among age groups and individuals, and increased differences in respective drivers' individual performance.

As mass velocity is increased, differences in heat transfer coefficient are reduced, with the highest mass velocities exhibiting almost no variation with orientation.

For the other models, we recognize the now familiar central and side increased differences in the azimuthal spectrum corresponding to difficulties in recovering the zonal and the sectoral terms, because of internal/external field separation and noise correlated along the satellite orbits.

The quality of triage is harder to measure when triagists work from home −2** +2** −1 −1 17.  Home-based triage extends the length of the triage process −2 −1 −1 −3 18.  Home-based triage leads to increased differences in how triagists do their work 0 0 0 0 19.

The increased coefficient of epoxy resins due to siloxane modifiers is likely to result in thermal stress near the filler-polymer interface because of an increased difference in the thermal expansion coefficient between the materials.

Thus, the present analysis identified an increased difference in severity of illness scores between cases and control patients between the day of admission and the day of thrombocytopenia.

Mortality associated with AUD was sex-dependent; men with AUD in all three countries had over time an increased difference in life expectancy, but women with AUD in Finland and Sweden (not Denmark) had a decreased difference in life expectancy.

There was a clear pattern of increasing differences in genotype frequencies among pathogen populations sampled from different hosts over time (Table 3).

The reason is that non-additive effects will increase differences in breed-specific allele substitution effects because breeds are expected to differ in allele frequencies at QTL.