Sentence examples for maybe due to differences from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in two patients, we observed distinctly different time-activity curves for the right and left kidneys, maybe due to differences in kidney physiology or differences in the time-dependent activity in overlapping organs such as the intestines (see below).

This result is inconsistent with ours maybe due to differences in type of treatments or conditions of vermicomposting.

The different associations observed for these two CYP2R1 SNPs between AA and EA populations maybe due to differences in LD across populations.

Surprisingly, FISH signals themselves showed volumes only 27 or 18% larger than GFP- or pre-FISH antibody signals, maybe due to differences in detection efficiency.

These studies have rendered a great variety of results, which in some cases are discordant, maybe due to differences on the experimental design of these works.

The conflicting function of genes studied reported by other investigators maybe due to differences in cancer types, tumor microenviroment, expression of multiple other modulating biomolecules, disease stage as well as study design and experimental methodologies.

It is maybe due to different stages of carcinogenesis of the tissues and differences in the thickness of the tissues, which influence spectral reflectance caused by photon penetrating depths.

These developmental changes had not been reported in Koo et al.'s work (2004), maybe due to the differences in the used experimental procedures.

The GELA LNH 93 1 trial [ 31] seemed to be the main cause of heterogeneity, maybe due to considerable differences in intensity and duration of systemic therapy in both arms.

This reflects the fact that, in the French reference population, the mean values for emotional, social and school functioning are generally lower than that of the US population reference (except for social functioning in parent-proxy reports), maybe due to cultural differences between the two populations and to the fact that the two populations are not exactly similar in term of age.

Several studies have examined the prevalence of Met S in RA subjects and whether it is increased compared to subjects without RA, but the results have been inconsistent, maybe due to the differences in metabolic syndrome definitions and in study populations [ 7, 8].