Sentence examples for situations differences from inspiring English sources
In these situations differences in reef assemblages are due to longer-term, integrated responses of ecological assemblages to environmental conditions, and therefore, statistical confirmations of the cause(s) that led to 'undesirable' conditions are not available [19] [21].
However, in rapidly changing physiological situations, differences between arterial and mucosal CO2 might arise owing to slow CO2 equilibrium kinetics [ 13].
On level 1, within-persons and within-situation differences are modelled by time-varying emotional states.
In this situation, differences between individuals and groups implode in a rapidly mutating or changing dissolution of the social and the previous boundaries and structures upon which social theory had once focused.
The current status of the field is presented in the review in the following sequence: the rationale behind considering irradiation as an extreme situation, differences in the interaction of various incident beams, defect dynamics, irradiation-enhanced diffusion and segregation, radiation-induced phase transformations, and consequent impact on properties.
In this situation, differences in design or population can cause the appearance of nonlinearity.
In this situation, differences in the pattern of LD between the study and reference populations may affect imputation accuracy.
In the "real life" situation, differences between medications administered during the trial and doses actually administered during normal clinical practice were taken into account.
In this situation, differences in ascertainment may result in biased representation of the relevant subgroups among the samples of cases and controls, thereby creating an apparent difference in exposure and a false-positive association.
By comparing the performance of methods across many different situations, the differences in performance we observe are less likely to be due to a specific parameter setting.
Through a discussion of social mix, we proceed to assess the ways that urban planning has tried to 'manage' social difference in situations where difference has been interpreted as disorderly and in which it has been associated with disadvantage.
