Sentence examples for progression of differences from inspiring English sources

Overall, Figure 4A shows a complicated progression of differences between the different-colored traces because it summarizes the combined effects of same-trial facilitation and CS-linked plasticity of simple-spike firing rate.

By using a time series from 4 weeks to 20 weeks, we observe the progression of differences between WKY control and GK animals as diabetes develops.

The authors concluded that although oral alkali might afford a long-term benefit in slowing the progression of CKD, differences in study protocols and small sample sizes precluded definitive conclusions.

The paucity of mutant K-Ras in liver metastases in our system may suggest that RAF is a stronger cooperation partner of MYC for metastatic progression perhaps because of differences in target cell specificity for transformation.

Examples include diagnostic definitions employed (e.g., International Classification of Diseases [ICD] versus Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders [DSM] criteria; Kraepelinian versus non-Kraepelinian courses of disease progression), sex differences, and age of onset of disorder.

The model simulations provide clear evidence of changes in disease progression as a function of differences in treatment.

Although the drug did slow the median time until progression of tumors, the difference was less than a month.

This progression of peak reflectivity difference (up to 90 nm at 10 wt %) between irradiated and nonirradiated regions at 12% strain with photoinitiator concentration is summarized in Figure 2d.

The main limitation of SPTs in the palliative care population is the possibility of disease progression causing differences between arms of a test cycle.

Fourth, the lack of association between RA and progression of subclinical coronary atherosclerosis does not exclude the possibility of differences in progression of arterial calcification in other vascular beds, such as thoracic aorta.

SOM: somatostatin; Uninf.: uninfected; Inf.: infected; Wks.: weeks; * Significant difference (p < 0.05); ** significant difference (p < 0.01); BL: borderline significant difference; NS: not significant difference Progression of the infection from acute (week 10) to chronic (week 14) stages resulted in a drop in the somatostatin levels.