Sentence examples for rise differences from inspiring English sources

Increase in predation rate in a given year can have considerable influence on several demographic parameters in the subsequent year thus rise differences in the composition of the population (for example, predation rate in 1 year determines the proportion of immigrant males in the next year: r = −0.721, N = 18 years, P < 0.001).

Moreover, to apply this methodology, the thermal conductivity value of the PS needs to be much lower than that for the silicon substrate in order to characterize the temperature rise difference of the test line between the silicon and the porous silicon.

The reabsorption of about 70 percent of the sodium ions in the filtrate means that a similar value of water in the filtrate must accompany these ions as a vehicle to prevent a rising osmotic gradient (i.e., to prevent a rising difference in the concentration of the sodium solution inside and outside the tubule).

Positive feedback loops are known to give rise to differences among individuals; for instance, large differences in dominance ranking arose among individuals if winning a dominance interaction was self-reinforcing (Hemelrijk and Wantia 2005).

However, it is possible that nurses in the two regions interpreted the criteria differently and this gave rise to differences across the two groups of mothers and children.

Variation in health status, occupational composition, and demographical characteristics across different states would naturally give rise to differences in allowance rates.

Divergence is the evolutionary process that gives rise to differences; constraint is the brake purifying selection puts on divergence.

Differences in climate, production forms and management practices may give rise to differences both in the epidemiology, bacteriology and clinical manifestations of mastitis.

This might give rise to differences in the protein structure, thereby affected its function [ 17], and lead to differences in drought tolerance capacity.

While agents repeatedly relived the same sequence of contacts in different realizations, the stochastics associated with infection progression and transmission gave rise to differences in disease spread.

"The variation gives rise to differences in treatment of tobacco advertisers across the E.U.," the European Union health commissioner, David Byrne, said.