Sentence examples for procedural differences between from inspiring English sources

The main procedural differences between laboratories were use of different folate calibrators and a wild-type, compared with a chloramphenicol-resistant, Lactobacillus rhamnosus microorganism.

The current outcome is discussed in terms of procedural differences between the present experiment and earlier studies.

Procedural differences between the EDT and question-based measures are discussed in the context of these divergent findings.

This paper reviews the currently available testing standards for sporicides, highlighting the key procedural differences between them and the extent to which they reflect the practical application of sporicidal products.

However, there are large procedural differences between the linear number line board game studies and the whole-body movement studies such as group versus one-on-one administration and number of training sessions to name only a few, that do not allow a straightforward comparison of the two intervention approaches.

But given the cultural and procedural differences between U.K. and U.S. policing, social media might not be the panacea attendees at this year's conference hope.

This is true even though a model that was cognizant of the procedural difference between the two testing procedures, when fit to the data, would correctly reveal that d' m is the same for old/new and 2AFC recognition.

Further, an unintended procedural difference between the two studies might have influenced the results.

That this hypothesis might be applicable in these two cases is suggested by a procedural difference between these studies and the majority of the previous research reporting an uncertainty effect (see, e.g., Teichner & Krebs, 1974).

An important procedural difference between the two studies is that the previous study reported sEMG responses calibrated in absolute units (μV), due to the difficulty of achieving reliable reference contractions of forehead muscles.

One very salient procedural difference between the two studies was in the presentation of the test compounds – in Rescorla's study the cues were presented simultaneously, whereas in Watt and Honey's experiment the cues were presented serially, with one stimulus immediately following presentation of the other – an arrangement which is much more similar to that used here.