Sentence examples for noted by different from inspiring English sources

Bars noted by different letters are significantly different from each other (P < 0.05, Duncan's multiple range test).

Comparatively, astrocytes co-cultures appear to have better induction on barrier properties and TJ complexes formation than pericytes as noted by different studies [ 58, 60, 61].

The possible relationship between minimal-change disease (MCD) and the tip-variant of FSGS has been recently noted by different authors [ 13].

As noted by different respondents: " The availability of interventions and policy alternatives such as emergency obstetric care, skilled attendance at birth, that could work and reduced maternal mortality sharply in other countries and in Kerala state made us to think that if other countries and states can reduce maternal mortality drastically than why can' t we do it".

Although the patterns of error match well between the simulations and experiments, the magnitude of error is quite disparate (as the reader should note by the different scale bars in Fig. 5).

As variable cost operations have to be performed for each TEP, they can be parallelized by assuming the availability of a number, noted by N Teu, of different "TEP evaluation units".

Moreover, there was no significant difference of IBS prevalence among different genders noted by the study by Lu et al (2003) and our present study.

The language of sexual description in Pale Fire is also much less poetic than that in Lolita or Ada, but for a different reason, noted by Couturier: it is the only novel in which the central character is gay.

I estimate separate equations for gender because actual smoking rates and smoking behavior among males and females are quite different, as noted by recent studies, such as Bauer et al. [18], Stehr [19], and Lundborg and Andersson [20].

This paper provides a comparative study of qualitative research concerning drug-related litter in community settings (associated with illicit drug use/rs) and of the modes of intervention (noted by municipal authorities in two different UK settings) aimed at reducing harm associated with this contemporary public health issue.

However, the process is laborious, requires copious fresh starting material (e.g., 20 g in Shi et al., 2012), and the results with plant material have varied, occasionally resulting in little effective change in the total concentration of different fractions (noted by Atherton et al., 2010).