Sentence examples for notable differences observed from inspiring English sources

There were few notable differences observed which may be due to the homogeneity of study results in this review and small differences in effects within the original meta-analyses [4].

The notable differences observed were in structures of the E3 region genes and of the fiber genes.

The heterogeneous nature of Pacific lamprey throughout the migration season may explain some of the notable differences observed among various samples of fish that we compared.

There was a strong trend for prenatally dex-treated mice to have an increase in extravascular FITC in the rostral PVN compared to vehicle-treated (data not shown; p < 0.09) with no notable differences observed in the caudal PVN.

As previously observed [ 9- 13], canagliflozin was associated with increased incidences of genital mycotic infections and osmotic diuresis-related AEs, with no notable differences observed between the 2 age subsets.

Overall, the most notable differences observed between M and F unionoid genomes are (i) the position of trnH, (ii) an inversion of the trnD and atp8 genes, (iii) the length of the cox2 gene (the M genomes possess a 3' extension of cox2) as well as (iv) a noncoding region between nd4 and nd4l in the M mtDNA genome of V. ellipsiformis.

However, there was a notable difference observed in the mechanical properties.

The most notable difference observed by X-ray diffraction studies, as well as by computational structural analysis, is the shortening of the modified ligand's C O bond length upon deprotonation due to increasing double bond character by resonance.

Evolved cells from chemostat cultivation were compared with TMB3400 and there was hardly any notable difference observed in number of colonies on YP-hydrolysate plate.

Although, as expected, the ligand had a strong influence on the selectivity, we were surprised by the notable difference observed when changing the counterion (Table 1).

We have shown that expression of APITD1 transcript A is generally elevated in a set of eight foetal tissues compared with the same tissues from adults, with the most notable difference observed in cDNA extracted from brain and heart tissue, where the foetal expression was markedly elevated compared to the adult counterparts.