Sentence examples for producing the differences from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that 1-D motion of dislocation loops play a key role in producing the differences in the microstructures between pure Fe and Fe 1.4Mn.

The underlying influence of socio-economic status on health status is far more complex than diet and physical activity alone, since many other factors interact in producing the differences observed for serum lipids or other health indices.

Here we further corroborate the potential for kin discrimination in spiders, as our observations suggests that kin recognition is involved in producing the differences in cooperative feeding [ 7, 8].

This suggests that the subduction plate interface is heterogeneous in terms of frictional properties; however, the mechanism producing the difference between strong and weak couplings remains poorly understood.

How do genomes change over time to produce the differences we see among species?

We find that the difference in auction ending rules is sufficient by itself to produce the differences in late bidding observed in the field data.

For example, because the gross regional product of Hokkaido is just 3.9%% of the national total (the I O table in 2000), the difference in economic size of both regions produces the differences in the SAM multipliers.

Instead, as Michael Kimmel so wisely argues in his book, The Gendered Society (first published a decade ago, mind you) "it is gender inequality that produces the differences we do observe and that that inequality also produces the cultural impulse to search for such differences, even when there is little or no basis for them in reality".

The small population sizes, in addition to the sex-specific nature of gene flow, produced the differences noted between the paternal and maternal genetic systems.

However, due to sum-scoring no assertions could be drawn as to which diseases produced the differences.

This supports the notion that it was in fact the experimental manipulation that produced the differences in risk perception, and not some chance effect.