Sentence examples for suggesting the difference between from inspiring English sources

However, the coprecipitation of Chimera N-5 was markedly reduced, suggesting the difference between Chimera N-4 and Chimera N-5 was significant with respect to their binding to c-Abl.

We also conducted a comparison of the critical differences between signalling from different growth factor receptors (namely EGFR, mutated EGFR, NGF, and Insulin) with our results suggesting the difference between the systems are large scale and can be attributed to the presence/absence of entire pathways rather than subtle difference in individual rate constants between the systems.

Recent work suggesting the differences between standard and bivariate techniques may be small.

Interestingly, the baseline Ca2+ levels in SBF-1-treated cells were obviously higher than those in TG-treated cells, suggesting the differences between SBF-1 and TG.

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

Napster suggests the difference between copyright law and the way people actually enjoy music.

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

"There's a lot of research that suggests the difference between elite focus and non-elite focus is deliberate focus," Fernandez says.

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.

But while station executives say they want an even taller antenna that would enable all viewers to receive a clearer picture, some experts suggest the difference between the Empire State Building and the proposed antenna towers is not that great.

For Anderson, it suggests the difference between a set of ideas and emotions that are set in place as the movie's endpoints and those that, even at the movie's end, remain open that remain, for him, challenging and unresolved.