Sentence examples for invoked differences from inspiring English sources
The striking new finding of the present HAB/LAB mouse study is that this mild anxiogenic stimulus invoked differences in neuronal activation patterns in additional brain areas, including subregions of the amygdala, the hypothalamus, the nucleus accumbens, the midbrain and the pons, and that the OA-induced neuronal activation profile in NAB mice resembled in large part that of LAB mice.
One formal explanation for the proposed substantial displacement of Amerind by European or hybrid strains invokes differences in direct competitive ability.
Our analyses provide clear evidence that variation in the amount and timing of warming over the grasshopper growing season explains the vast majority of phenological variation, a result that does not require us to invoke differences that are due to life-history traits.
Another possible explanation may invoke differences in body weight between groups.
One may invoke differences in the host, the parasite, or host-parasite interactions to explain the strikingly distinct responses to Giardia exposure among children and adults from industrialized countries vs developing countries.
However, we hypothesise that even the genes that are common between conditions (physiological, treatment or time) can contribute to the differences between conditions either by invoking different biological pathways or by invoking the same biological pathways but to varying degrees.
Rather, it is essential for peptides to only interact tightly with the membrane interface via strong electrostatic interactions, and slight differences in binding strength are invoked by differences in hydrophobicity.
The security clauses invoked similar differences.
A few have invoked socioeconomic differences.
However, their high phenotypic similarity has invoked great differences in the number and nomenclature of taxa depending on the relevance assigned to morphologic features [ 35- 38].
Further research is required to understand the cause of classical monodominance, which likely means investigations into mechanisms that do not invoke major differences in soils to explain the visibly obvious differences in overlying vegetation.
