Sentence examples for longer term differences from inspiring English sources

The longer term differences of this larger cohort of patents confirms the results of [ 7] with regard to assessing the patient's bone remodeling.

In the longer term, differences between the two methods are expected to be more substantial and in favor of IBD-GS because pedigree-based selection for traits measured on the sibs will favor co-selection of relatives.

By comparing baseline, 6 months and 12 months surveys between the two arms, we aim to identify both immediate postintervention and longer term differences between the groups in self-reported health-related quality of life, tobacco use, alcohol use and depression symptoms, as well as hypothesised mediators including financial stress, locus of control and optimism.

Thus in this study SUVmax and SUVmean, respectively, as well as Patlak-like slope and the SUVmean slope values were examined for short term differences between static volumes reconstructed from injection time to 4, 5, 8, and 11 minutes after injection and 35 and 45 minutes after injection on a specific date and longer term differences between serial PET/CT examinations (n = 15).

It is unknown in which direction any longer term difference would be and we therefore made the assumption of no difference in resource use between arms after the initial three month period.

However, direct actions of Tat may be more likely to underlie these effects, as opposed to indirect effects of neurotoxic brain disorganization, given that potentiating effects were lost over time and were independent of longer-term differences in extinction and reinstatement.

Fourthly, it could be argued that a longer timeframe may be desirable to take into account longer-term differences in costs and adverse effects of treatments.

Although differences in inter- and intrastrand crosslinks as well as longer-term differences in DNA repair after 48 h could not be excluded by these data.

The study found no longer-term differences in perceived stress or emotional social support between women who received versus were denied abortions.

To investigate whether observed birth characteristic-related differences in methylation were associated with longer term phenotypic differences, we identified a set of 10 developmental phenotypes measured during childhood and adolescence.

Figure 4 and Table 4 demonstrate that there were also longer term survival differences between each of the tumour categories and, again, screen-detected tumours had the best prognosis.