Sentence examples for possibly because of differences in from inspiring English sources

However, reported associations between air pollution and BP have differed among studies, possibly because of differences in characteristics among study cohorts.

The U-Asmet:W-TotAs ratio reported in one study in Inner Mongolia was different from other reported studies, possibly because of differences in the handling of urine samples (samples from this previous study were exposed to 2 M sodium hydroxide and heated at 95°C for 3 hr before the determination of uAs species; Pi et al. 2002).

These results differ from those in whites (4), possibly because of differences in genetic background, diet, socioeconomic status, or cultural background or because the present analysis was underpowered.

Consumption of certain food items differed between the two study groups, possibly because of differences in seasonal availability and the geographical distribution of certain food items between the states of Washington and Georgia.

However, reports from different groups are not always concordant, possibly because of differences in ethnicity (PR3-ANCA is rare in Asians and in African Americans, where MPO-ANCA is frequent) and in geographical distribution (in Europe there is a North to South gradient of incidence in PR3 and a South to North gradient in MPO) [ 11– 11].

Since MT is sensitive to changes in the interaction of 'free' and 'bound' protons, one reason might be that the different proteins associated with acute reaction and CAF cause a different composition of the 'free' and 'bound' water pool, possibly because of differences in their ability to build a solvation shell.

Exposure to air pollution is frequently associated with reductions in birth weight but results of available studies vary widely, possibly in part because of differences in air pollution metrics.

The results of this trial differed from ours, possibly because of relative differences in the health status of the study populations and distinctions in familiarity, preference, and access to Mediterranean-type foods.

The systematic over-estimation of migration rates is less pronounced (and sometimes disappear) in the in-silico experiments, possibly because of differences between the real evolution process and the models used in-silico (for simulations and analysis of data).

Reported rates of personal illness experiences in our cohorts are low in comparison with the rates reported in Hojat et al.' study[ 14], possibly because of slight differences in the questions.

Processes downregulated with aging have been more variable across brain regions, possibly because of regional differences in age-related selective neuronal vulnerability [56].