Sentence examples for observations differences in from inspiring English sources
According to our observations, differences in proteolytic resistance between pairs of antigens with similar sequence and conserved fold do not translate into altered patterns of proteolytic fragments.
In agreement with this observation, differences in hormone signaling and the sequestration of hormones in the rootstock shank (particularly auxin, gibberellins, ABA and cytokinins) have been proposed as mechanisms of rootstock control of scion growth (as reviewed by [ 2]).
An intriguing observation was the observed difference in the affinities of JEC21 and B3501A for plasminogen.
(38) Possible explanations for the different observations include differences in spore structure between B. subtilis and B. anthracis or differences in the methods to determine spore outgrowth.
The occurrence of multiple recombination events is consistent with recent observations for differences in the recombination breakpoints between different HRV-Ca and HRV-Cc variants [19].
When such results are compared with present observations, marked differences in mortality at hospital discharge can be observed (39 vs 54%).
The greater adsorption strength of phosphonic acid compared to formic acid is in good agreement with experimental observations regarding differences in the long-term stability between the two different anchor groups.
However, field observations show differences in the vertical distribution of eggs when egg density during development is considered.
The SEM observations showed differences in morphology of the precursor and calcined catalysts (before and after the test).
Using an unbalanced gender cohort is not recommended, given the observations of differences in running mechanics and potential differences in injury risks between males and females [11, 90].
Observations on differences in susceptibility of various ash species are needed to locate the geographic origin of the pathogen and to identify Fraxinus species which might be used for resistance breeding or even replacement of F. excelsior.
