Sentence examples for pattern and differences from inspiring English sources

However, in the present study, both the intensity and location of EGFR staining in tumour cells were taken into account when evaluating its associations with prognosis, while in the study by Uhlman et al, there is no description of staining pattern and differences in antibody and staining process may partly explain different results.

A common growth response pattern and differences in tree and population level were also analysed.

Due to the variable enhancement pattern and differences in timing during the administration of contrast material, haemangiomas may appear slightly larger or smaller on follow-up CT images at times.

The distribution pattern and differences in copy number suggest that ZNF280BY-ZNF280AY was differentially amplified on BTAY after transposition.

Although the latter analysis implicates the possibility that binding of sub-groups of transcription factors are variably affected by DNA methylation pattern, and differences between hearts and sperm may exist for specific sets of TF, the aggregate hyper-methylation profile in the former analysis suggests that conserved consensus TF motifs are mainly hyper-methylated.

Most likely due to fiber deposition pattern and differences in sampling, fiber burdens [MMVF10a, MMVF33, and amosite (high dose; 269 WHO fibers/cc)] determined by ashing/SEM were 1.4, 1. 5, and 3.5 times greater, respectively, than those calculated from in situ CLSM data.

For a given transition from pattern A to pattern B we correlated the decoded pattern with preceding pattern A, current pattern B, and difference pattern B-A.

This includes presenting patterns and differences exhibited amongst the different methodologies along with shortcomings of current research in this domain.

The method is sensitive enough to quantify differences between breathing patterns and differences between hygroscopic and hydrophobic aerosols.

We will study concepts and theories concerning sacrality and sacred landscapes and explore select sites in North, Central, and South America as case studies, looking both at patterns and differences in sites and cultures across the Americas.

These differences exist for a number of reasons (i.e., scale of population, variation in rates of Internet penetration, economic and social migration patterns, and differences in the nature of telecommunication laws in the South Asian countries).