Sentence examples for straightforward differences in from inspiring English sources

Although some residual effect of SES may still have been present, this finding is in line with earlier studies which showed that straightforward differences in SES between ethnic minority and majority groups do not explain the differences in problem behaviour between ethnic minority and majority youth [ 19].

Writing about his colleagues' research in his 1988 book "The Nonprofit Economy," the economist Burton Weisbrod provided a straightforward explanation: "differences in the pursuit of profit".

And I would even say a first difference matrix because it's just the straightforward difference and we'll see second differences in class Friday.

A comparison is not straightforward due to differences in experimental conditions, in feature sets and in operational feature definition.

Comparisons with our cost of management per episode are not straightforward because of differences in target and setting studied and in episode definitions.

In most cases, comparison of these authors' results with our own is not straightforward, because of differences in the lipid composition and/or buffer medium of the systems under study.

Comparisons of our findings with prior published estimates are not straightforward due to differences in the characteristics of patients included in these studies as well as the methodologies employed.

However, the interpretation of MEHP% would be more straightforward if the differences in half-lives were not as influential on urinary concentrations, as in the case of chronic exposure to DEHP.

Initial analyses were performed both with admixture and no admixture models, but the later was selected since visualization of the results was more straightforward and no differences in the most likely number of clusters were observed for the two models.

It should be bared in mind, however, that comparison of diversity indices is not straightforward given the differences in the number of inbred lines analyzed in each case and the fact that only one confectionary sunflower inbred is currently included in the INTA AMP-IL.

Comparison with results from others studies analysing HPV-vaccination in other countries is not straightforward because of differences in modelling approach (e.g., dynamic/agent-based versus cohort models) and other parameters, including vaccination scenario (2 or 3 doses) and other country specific conditions.