Sentence examples for suggested the differences between from inspiring English sources

But Keyes said her study suggested the differences between adopted and nonadopted adolescents could not be explained solely by parents' willingness to seek help.

It also suggested the differences between mutation assays may be one of the reasons that resulted in the difference in the effects of BD exposure.

Previous investigations identified an α4−α4 binding site and suggested the differences between the "high" affinity (α4−β2) and "low" affinity (α4−α4) binding pockets are due to three key residues that reside on the complementary face.

It has been consistently reported that patients with acetabular dysplasia have higher frequency of acetabular retroversion if a cross-over sign on the anteroposterior radiograph of the pelvis is used for the diagnosis [ 4, 5], while recent data have also suggested the differences between dysplasia and retroversion of the acetabulum.

The different performances of Chamberlain and Halladay suggested the difference between the Yankees' and the Blue Jays' pitching staffs.

But Mr Kennington suggested the difference between the latter two might amount to a five-figure sum.

Julia Newton-Bishop, a professor from the University of Leeds, says: "Research has suggested the difference between the sexes could be in part because men are more likely to be diagnosed when melanoma is at a more advanced stage.

Prof Newton-Bishop, from the University of Leeds, said: "Research has suggested the difference between the sexes could be in part because men are more likely to be diagnosed when melanoma is at a more advanced stage.

Bland Altman analysis suggested the difference between two measures depended on the health status of a patient.

However, the descriptive analysis suggested the difference between the two rat groups to be most prominent between trials 8 and 10.

In fact, he suggests, the differences between popular entertainments and high artistic achievement are mainly matters of economics.