Cells treated differently (for instance different stimulations) can be combined into a single sample to generate meaningful data 5.
Such differences probably reflect both real differences and biases resulting from, for instance, different laboratory reporting practices.
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 instance, different employment settings may mean different wages, working conditions, and differences (subtle and "not-so-subtle") in the structure of providing care, including altered physical work environment, reporting structures, and emphasis on interprofessional models of care [ 22, 23].
In this particular instance, different equals better.
This was all he would say on the matter, but I'm hopeful that, in this instance, different could mean better.
For instance, different attitudes seem to influence product development practices at different levels of abstraction.
For instance, different preconditions for wildlife trafficking to occur could be needed in different stages.
For instance, different classes of photoreceptor cells (PRs) are distributed stochastically and/or localized in different regions of the retina.
For instance, different employment patterns could directly affect skills over the lifecycle, implying problems of reverse causation.
For instance, different crops have different salt tolerance and farmers may need to adapt to specific crops.
