Sentence examples for subjects and differences from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the mean duration and peak frequencies of these types of calls are not identical in 8 day and 30 day old B6 mice, most likely due to the different ages of the subjects and differences in the test conditions.

Varying susceptibilities of study subjects and differences in time windows studied may have also contributed to different outcomes; discrepant findings may also arise across studies because of differing sources, composition and mixtures of pollutants.

Most qualitative and quantitative analyses performed on peripuberal rabbits are referred to the three-month old subjects, and differences are reported concerning older animals at specific stages.

Longer-term variations in physical activity within subjects and differences in activity patterns between subjects are affected by body mass.

These include clinical heterogeneity with late onset of symptoms (yet undetected), small numbers of subjects and differences in the extent of pedigree characterization.

Categorical data are presented as the number (percent) of subjects, and differences between groups were analyzed using the chi-square test.

A cross-correlation coefficient assessing bilateral muscle activity was calculated for each subject and differences between groups were evaluated using a 1-way analysis of variance.

It was possible to describe group specific variable profiles that indicate differences among the subjects and these differences seem to be related to whether the subject had chronic pain or was a healthy control.

However, plasma cFGF23 levels did not significantly differ between diabetic patients and non-diabetic subjects and no differences were observed among the different subgroups (Table  1).

Since there are no differences in fiber type ratio between R225W subjects and controls, differences in glycogen and IMTG cannot be attributed to fiber type composition.

The report assesses the use of bibliometrics in science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects (STEM), as well as non-STEM subjects, and the differences in citation behaviour among subject disciplines.