Sentence examples for suggest major differences in from inspiring English sources
The distributions of C-reactive protein concentration and blood leukocyte count did not suggest major differences in proportions of episodes with bacterial aetiology in the different severity categories of pneumonia.
Comparison of five genomes representing acne- and health-associated clones revealed multiple both cluster- and strain-specific genes that suggest major differences in ecological preferences and redefines the spectrum of disease-associated virulence factors.
Verbal autopsy did not suggest major differences in causes of death between sex or vaccine groups (see online supplementary appendix table).
Observational studies suggest major differences in prevalence and incidence of dementia-related phenotypes across population groups; these differences represent opportunities to prevent dementia, if we can identify the reasons for epidemiologic patterns.
We have reported several similarities between our data and biofilm-specific regulation in E. coli, but our findings suggest major differences in tryptophan metabolism between Salmonella and E. coli biofilms.
Comparison of the three-dimensional structures in complex with MHC suggests major differences in hydrogen bonding patterns with H2Kb, despite sharing similar binding modes, which may account for the differences in affinity and immunogenicity.
Together with our findings, this strongly suggests major differences in the targeting of the two rhodopsin families to their respective membranes.
Early assessment of blood data suggests major differences in health and nutritional status between the two regions.
None of the existing studies suggests major differences in outcomes between single and double layer uterine closure.
Despite the clear functional overlap between the Tat systems of E. coli and B. subtilis, the available evidence suggests major differences in complex organisation.
As reported earlier, the clustering pattern of the tissue samples suggests major differences in miRNA expression between the tumor samples and normal breast samples.
