Sentence examples for might yield differences from inspiring English sources
Isolates which appear to be indistinguishable by, e.g., PFGE might yield differences detectable by microarray hybridisation or genome sequencing.
In order to establish whether the traffic condition itself might yield differences between groups, a "TRAFFIC minus RELAX" comparison was performed between groups.
Application of the diabetes-specific HRQOL tools might yield different results and better detect the differences in HRQOL attributed to diabetic states.
Another important issue highlighted is that with short time series, a small variation in the pre-processing procedure might yield large differences in the inferred networks.
Also, different HRQL instruments might yield clinically important differences in health utility scores.
Although he did not find differences in between yolks, incorporating embryo sex might yield a different picture (Badyaev et al. 2005).
Looking at hearts from higher numbers of, or of older mice with more severe lesions, might yield more significant differences.
Because the effects of migration on prey density are scale-dependent (i.e., local-scale changes in prey density might yield no detectable density differences at the landscape level), it would be inappropriate to calculate a 'mean' effect size across studies spanning an array of different spatial scales [51].
Combining samples for the last two weeks might yield a statistically significant difference from the average, although it would be close.
For example, applying this approach to the study of inequalities in BMI in India might yield data on the difference in BMI from the fattest to thinnest person.
We hypothesized that asking participants to report perceptions of their genital changes might yield a smaller gender difference because participants are given a specific perceptual task to complete, whereas reporting mental sexual arousal is more global and impressionistic.
