This procedure can lead to significant differences between different sets of miRNA target predictions so we considered only miRNA binding sites in annotated RefSeq 3' UTRs.
A secondary observation is that for real chemical systems, ambiguity in the definition of the "leading edge" can lead to significant differences in the propagation response to strain.
Furthermore, the piece-wise linear nature of the DEA surface (and the regular occurrence of slack regions) can result in wide variations in shadow prices, which subsequently lead to significant differences in the weights assigned to different inputs across the sample.
The results show that the vaporization of refractory oxides is diminished under low-NOx operating conditions and that the different oxygen-temperature histories of particles lead to significant differences in the vaporization of oxides for particles originating from different burners.
The different doses of irinotecan lead to significant differences in the AUC and Cmax of irinotecan and SN-38 across arms A, B and C during the first course.
Replacing some of the enzymes used in this cocktail with others of slightly different specificity would likely lead to significant differences in terms of products obtained and yields of hydrolysis.
In addition, numerical Laplace inversion of complete solutions having those slightly differing BGFs is found to lead to significant differences for cases where mobile and immobile phase fractions are close.
There are several charge calculation methods which lead to significant differences in the partial charges assigned to the different atoms [15].
Different methods for constructing the models can lead to significant differences in the accuracy of the predictions and we show that commonly used methods can be positively misleading, even at large sample sizes and using noise-free data.
To determine whether different methods of hemostasis and pathologic subtypes would lead to significant differences regarding ovarian reserve after laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy.
Different combinations of the members of a developmental cascade may lead to significant differences in its function, and gene regulatory networks respond to various signaling cues and may contain different members of duplicated genes that are closely related but not identical (see Silver and Rebay 2005; Kumar and Moses 2001b; Zuber et al. 2003; Schlosser 2006).
