Sentence examples for recognised differences in from inspiring English sources

It is consistent with the long recognised differences in pathogenicity and efficacy of anti-microbial drug treatments between MAP and M. tuberculosis infections in humans [63] the genetic basis for which is beginning to emerge [64].

However, here we have avoided using pasture simply to denote a field in which animals are grazed, in favour of recognised differences in vegetation types as given in the university farm records.

The previously recognised differences in prognosis related to tumour stage are clarified, with 5-year survival ranging from 73% in resected pathological stage IA disease to around 10% for stage IIIB/IV disease.

As expected [ 33], cord blood levels of IgG to SWA and SEA were correlated with maternal levels in both treatment groups with Spearman's coefficients ranging from 0.66-0.91, (p < 0.001) for all IgG isotypes, although there were some subtle differences, in keeping with recognised differences in transport across the placenta [ 34].

The sensor recognised differences in crop canopy so could adapt the application to different citrus crop systems in commercial orchards.

Whilst there are recognised differences in beliefs about medicines, the literature describing adherence levels is scarce amongst South Asian RA patients.

Their position reflects a recognised difference in protein family; they belong to the amino acid polyamine-choline superfamily, while the majority of loci in Figure 3 belong to the amino acid transporters-1 superfamily.

In addition, there are well-recognised differences in a range of relevant parameters between the USA and UK populations including body mass index and ethnic distribution.

Given the well recognised differences between the US healthcare system and the rest of the world in both the financing and delivery of care, our results require validation using data from other countries.

For the analysis of RRT dose versus outcome, CRRT and IRRT patients were analysed separately because of well-recognised differences between these populations in observational studies [ 21, 22].

Overall, our comparisons of road safety in Finland and Sweden show that a generally recognised safety difference in these countries can be analysed in detail, and that there are several specific areas of safety potential for Finland.