Sentence examples for pinpoint differences from inspiring English sources

Dr. Casper said the current research was designed specifically to pinpoint differences in death rates among different groups of women and how the rates varied from region to region.

Allan Reiss, MD, has used it to pinpoint differences in brain development of young kids with or without fragile X syndrome, the most common known cause of inherited intellectual disability and autism.

For the study, Theodore Holford, the Susan Dwight Bliss Professor of Public Health (biostatistics), and colleagues used data from the National Health Interview Surveys, conducted from 1965 to 2012, to pinpoint differences in tobacco-smoking habits between African Americans and white smokers.

The changes in appearance play out gradually in the photos -- only by comparing the first and last tiers can the viewer truly pinpoint differences in each frame.

Our approach utilizes a mediator genome to pinpoint differences between mutant and WT isolates (Figure 1).

These findings, based on the largest proteomic study performed to date on subjects with DM, validate the previously described biomarkers for DM, and pinpoint differences in the urinary proteome of T1D and T2D, indicating significant differences in extracellular matrix remodeling.

Weaver (2007) also found that a DIF analysis pinpointed differences between reading passages which benefited science or humanities majors, depending on the content of the passage.

Green earth oil layers exposed to humidity and heat showed discolouration, pinpointing differences based on the binder composition, and ageing conditions [75].

Also, normal mucosa from the larynx was always positive for K8, pinpointing differences amongst healthy epithelia, too.

And while the researchers say they are able to pinpoint individual differences in our brain function, what those differences mean is murky.

For this purpose, we will have to pinpoint the differences in genome sequences of various different strains.