Sentence examples for measures distinctly different from inspiring English sources
Due to different viticulture measures, distinctly different microbial communities can form, which affects the potentially beneficial interactions with the grapevines.
Akathisia measured distinctly different (p < 0.0001) from both the anxiety measures.
Alternatively, a persistent question in parenting stress research has been whether measures of parenting stress are distinctly different from measures of parental psychopathology [ 8, 12].
But, he wrote, if "other data can be derived from the state assessments to define a distinctly different measure of student achievement," that measure could count for the second 20percentt, as long as it was developed locally through collective bargaining.
However, these measures of efficacy are distinctly different from those determined during chronic treatment and are therefore not necessarily predictive of clinical usefulness.
Therefore, while this study has established the feasibility of annotating potential tumor sources of cfDNA using FCH PET/CT imaging, the clinical translational value of these distinctly different measures of tumor activity as potential diagnostic markers of tumor response will need to be based on larger studies in the future.
It is shown that the measured strain distribution is distinctly different from the strain distribution that would occur if the displaced material were to flow out uniformly along radial directions.
Both have been successfully used to measure cytosolic free Zn2+, but distinctly different concentrations have been reported when using these sensors to measure Zn2+ concentrations in the ER and mitochondria.
Attempts to obtain information of this type were made in the present work by measuring pO2 simultaneously in two distinctly different regions of the same A-07 tumours.
The electrophysiological recording performed here measured action potentials from 2 distinctly different types of spiking amplitudes, a small-amplitude spike showing a relatively high spontaneous activity and a large-amplitude spike showing a low activity.
This is distinctly different from the measures of psychological morbidity in the present study, which focused on the participants' personal cancer worry.
