Sentence examples for represent the main difference from inspiring English sources

The results suggest, however, that non-illness-related issues represent the main difference between residents and the general population.

It was assumed that the excess mortality, cancer and non cancer hospitalization are attributable to the environmental pressures, that represent the main difference between the study areas and the reference areas (not only the whole Sicily region but also a limited number of neighbouring municipalities) [ 9].

The weights intend to represent the main differences between LRT and metro lines in terms of accessibility (LRT edges were considered with lower speed than the metro edges), transfers (metro to metro transfers were considered easier), and finally LRT lines and stations were considered lower in the network hierarchy (see Table 2: LRT lines factors).

This represents the main difference with the approach under the Kyoto Protocol, where the assumed future impact of pre-2009 ponicies on the projected forest management was implicitly allowed.

This represents the main difference between transgenic and control fruits.

The structure of CNTs in the final composite represents the main difference between these two strategies.

The hormonal milieu represents the main difference between both tumors and it is difficult to understand the development of two so histologically similar tumors in such different hormonal environments [ 4- 6].

This therapeutic feature represents the main difference with the previous studies on antiproteinuric effect of PCT where patients did not consistently undergo intensification of anti-RAS therapy prior to add-on PCT [ 14- 17].

The over-distribution of females in Study 2 (recruited from undergraduate classes) compared to Study 1 (recruited through the university registrar) represented the main difference between the two samples, with otherwise similar characteristics between the two samples due to our narrow eligibility criteria (e.g., subjects had to be between the ages of 18 and 21).

The 500 best-scoring models (solutions) were grouped on the basis of RMSD into four clusters (C1-4, Figure 2 figure supplement 3), the minimum number required to fully represent the main structural differences between the best scoring models.

Such combination together with scaling possibilities represent the main contribution, advantages and differences of our approach comparing to above presented systems and approaches.