Sentence examples for might reveal differences from inspiring English sources
One potential concern when comparing German companies that report under German GAAP to those reporting under IFRS is that the two groups might reveal differences in financial reporting properties due to their different economic characteristics (Barth et al. 2008).
Analysis on a finer spatial scale with different environmental characteristics (e.g., ambient light) might reveal differences in microhabitat not detected in this study.
Studies with primary human brain endothelial cells might reveal differences to the immortalized HBMEC cell lines.
Comparison of the expression profiles of primary cells and cell lines in response to FA and agonists might reveal differences explaining these divergent observations.
Sampling more frequently, for example by daily oral swabs [10], might reveal differences between these two groups of patients in the frequency and duration of herpesvirus replication.
Bioinformatic comparison of alternative and conventional gRNAs might reveal differences in primary or secondary structure and lead to an understanding of how selection of gRNAs for conventional or alternative editing is controlled.
Differences in exposure levels of endocrine disruptors might reveal different effects (Brouwer et al. 1999).
One explanation is that the limited number of cells and chromosomes analyzed in the cytokinesis-block assay might only reveal differences in mis-segregation rates when such differences are large, but other methods, such as anaphase lagging chromosomes may be a better indicator of general mis-segregation rates.
If the laminar origins of directly reciprocal projections are similar, a different style of analysis might be needed to reveal differences.
Sensor analysis in healthy and diseased brains might reveal important differences and shed light on the development and progression of nervous system disorders.
Considering that women are more likely than men to present depression symptoms, the investigation of DIF across sex on items of positive and negative affect might reveal possible differences on these groups.
