Sentence examples for pinpoint a difference from inspiring English sources

A new study may provide some clues about why multiple sclerosis is more common in women, after researchers were able to pinpoint a difference in the brains of women that may cause the discrepancy in diagnoses.

Pfizer's pediatric studies of Zoloft, for example, involved fewer than four hundred children; according to Lawrence Scahill, a researcher in pediatric psychopharmacology at the Yale Child Study Center, thousands of depressed children would need to be studied before researchers could pinpoint a subtle difference in behavior, such as increased suicidal thoughts.

An even bigger problem is that there remains no objective test for the disorder, no blood test or brain scan that can pinpoint a clear difference between someone with attention problems and someone without them.

This observation pinpoints a significant difference between the cancerous (CaExPA79) and benign (PA116) cells and might reflect a population of CaExPA79 quiescent cells that re-enter clonal growth at later time points.

However, we cannot pinpoint a single cause of the difference, rather there are several concurrent factors.

Those differences make it harder to pinpoint a collective Latino identity, according to professor Rudolfo Acuña, author of the classic Chicano history Occupied America.

Plains said it was working with regulators to understand the differences in their findings and pinpoint a cause of the rupture.

Nobody can pinpoint a problem.

"Pinpoint a seat and buy intelligently".

Although the expression differences in miRNAs between species are small, they are sufficient to pinpoint miRNAs with a difference in expression between the primate species studied.

We pinpointed a number of methodological differences between the functional imaging studies and conclude that these may contribute to the observed variance between results.