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When the bead was also moved along the vertical axis, the lateral displacement measured with the QPD was compared with data obtained from video tracking; the data were discarded if lateral displacements measured with the two methods differed by more than 50%.

Values of Δ HvHo and Δ SvHo obtained from both methods differed by less than ±1%.

If the gestational age estimates using the two methods differed by more than 7 days, the ultrasound estimate was used; otherwise, the LMP estimate was chosen.

The internet, television, and newspapers were the main methods of obtaining information, and the methods differed by sex, age, and some other demographic variables.

While the differences between our results and those of this study did not exceed 0.54% with regard to estimation of Bacteroidetes abundance, the relative abundance of Firmicutes observed using these two methods differed by up to 4.64% (Table 3).

With a median follow-up of 9.5 years for these patients, the 5-year DSS estimates should be stable, and the estimates by the four methods differed by only 1%, to be 19 or 20%.

One result from our analysis is that the hBC values obtained with different methods differ by up to a factor of 2. We have also observed that the uncertainties of hBC in both methods considered are much larger than those reported earlier.

Because the clinical manifestations of the disease, the extent of fibrosis, and treatment methods differ by stage, differences in ultrasound features in the early and late stages are valuable to help assess the severity of the disease and select an appropriate treatment method.

These striking differences, however, are not entirely due to cultural differences as survey methods differ by country.

There are three principal methods, differing by their means of supplying heat.

Here we employ two atomic force microscopy (AFM) force methods, differing by a factor of about 15 in probing rate, to directly measure the surface nanomechanical properties of the transition region between filler particle and matrix over a controlled temperature range.