Sentence examples for mind that differences from inspiring English sources

This consistency is important if one keeps in mind that differences in data selection are acknowledged to be one of the major sources of discrepancies between main field models yet parameterized in similar ways (e.g., Finlay et al., 2010).

When discussing these SIBTEST findings, it is important to keep in mind that differences do not reflect absolute group differences but rather relative performance discrepancies regarding items/texts after the groups have been matched for overall score.

In the discussion of the following it should be kept in mind that differences in performance were on most datasets rather small, so that differences in ranks usually translate to small quantitative differences in performance.

Nonetheless, one should bear in mind that differences among populations are likely to exist and that generalizations to other cod populations should be done cautiously.

It has to be kept in mind that differences exist in the repertoires of metabolic enzymes of E. coli and C. glutamicum.

However, when comparing the aforementioned results to our findings, it has to be kept in mind, that differences in the frequency of PDT application after SRP (i.e. 2× versus 4×) may have also influenced the outcomes.

While keeping that in mind, we find that difference-in-difference parametric models yielded somewhat higher point estimates with respect to their counterpart matching approach, particularly for men.

Yes, of course I see the difference between building a nuclear reactor and using a barnacle-encrusted rock to scratch an itch; I see the difference between the mind that brings us everything from "Hamlet" to "Homeland" and two mammals agreeing on which whistle and mark means "scarf".

However, analysts should be cautious when applying the utility estimates from this study, keeping in mind that the differences observed in toxicity state utilities were driven by the different utilities assigned to the base case of partial response.

Bearing in mind that age differences in CRF estimated from submaximal tests should be interpreted with caution, the age-related difference was evident in all three ethnic groups but more pronounced in men compared to women, and especially in the Maasai.

Along this line, it is important to keep in mind that significant differences exist between human and other animals such as mice and rat.