Sentence examples for locational difference from inspiring English sources

This study identifies factors that are likely to influence compliance motivations as perceived by artisanal fishers and investigates whether there is any locational difference in relation to fishers' views of the agreed factors.

This may be due to reduced overall incidence in malaria in 2005 compared to 1998, as well as the locational difference, giving rise to less less T cell priming and not posing as testing a challenge as in 2005.

Interestingly, seasonal and locational differences have been observed in some epidemiologic studies comparing different biomarkers and end points with ambient air composition (Dejmek et al. 2000; Perera et al. 2003).

Due to locational differences, gain yield varied from 3352 to 4858 kg ha−1 (Fig. 3).

In this first exercise the Duncan dissimilarity index is used as a summary measure of locational differences.

The locational differences in both group of characteristics contribute to widening the gap in the probability of a child being fully immunized between rural and urban areas.

Our goal in this paper is to show that ignoring locational differences, as other studies have done, leads to inaccurate estimates.

Regardless of locational differences in the culture vessel, the cells at day 1 were elongated in shape, did not form tight junctions, and migrated actively.

Results indicate that after controlling for household assets, education and locational differences—households engaging intensively in cotton production obtain higher grain yields than non-cotton and marginal cotton producers.

Those demographic differences, combined with differences between the two groups of landowners with respect to dependence on their land for income, locational differences of the two surveys from which data were obtained, and the 9-yr span between the two surveys limited our ability to extrapolate our findings to a broader population of landowners.

In particular, we focused on locational differences in combinations of these genetic and epigenetic alterations because a locational imbalance in each of these alterations has been indicated (Samowitz et al, 2000; Luchtenborg et al, 2005; Park et al, 2006).