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

In our study, CXR findings of suspected TB were inconsistent between raters with different backgrounds, presumably because of differences in medical practice and education between the two countries.

To see how effective these fishy cleaners are, Frias-Torres and her colleagues compared three nurseries that attracted widely differing numbers of fish, presumably because of differences in nearby currents.

The tolerability profile of patupilone may differ from that of ixabepilone, presumably because of differences in tissue distribution and metabolism [ 44].

A proposed domestic source isolate from the implicated food processing facility (38 ) was excluded from the outbreak clade defined in another study (18 ), presumably because of differences in the definition of the scope of the outbreak between the 2 studies.

Contaminant levels are frequently lowest in fish from Lakes Superior and Erie and highest in Lakes Michigan and Ontario, presumably because of differences in agricultural, municipal, industrial, and airborne sources of contaminants.

As noted above, the primary products trapped during cryoreduction of crystal and frozen solution are frequently not the same, presumably because of differences in structural details of the oxyheme site in the crystalline form and in frozen solution.

Past studies have shown that mercury's effects vary tremendously from person to person, presumably because of genetic differences in the body's capacity to protect delicate organs from it.

Interestingly, the Co film is in general amorphous while the Bi core is single-crystalline, presumably because of the differences in crystal structures and lattice constants (Co: face-centered cubic (FCC) with a 0 = 3.54 Å, Bi: rhombohedral with a 0 = 4.55 Å).

Presumably, the observed difference in mortality in other studies is largely because of differences in the burden of comorbidities and the severity of acute illnesses rather than because of ESRD [ 7, 13].

As has been shown in azuki bean (Kaga et al., 2008), it was expected that in rice bean it would take more time to maturity (translocation of dry matter to the seed) in the cultivated parent than in the wild parent, presumably because of the difference in seed size between the two parents.

The major (1.7 kb) and minor (1.5 kb) cerebellar splice forms were not previously resolved in Northern blots [17], presumably because of the difference in abundance, and the effect of polyA tail heterogeneity (with an expected mean length of 250 adenosines, [41]. This shorter isoform was not detected in the embryonic retina (Figure S3d).