Sentence examples for the differing characteristics from inspiring English sources
Data collected here on hospitalization rates and length of stay in children infected with RSV vary substantially not only due to the difference among age groups and comorbidity levels but also due to the differing characteristics of healthcare systems across countries.
As a group, the wines were gorgeous, showing the differing characteristics of many vintages yet bound by their vitality, the persistence of their flavors and their savory mineral character.
This dividing line is not simply along a depth contour of the subduction, and so the differing characteristics are not simply a function of depth.
The differing characteristics of D-muscle from D-fascia (e.g. D-muscle's strong pro-angiogenic and pro-myogenic properties vs. D-fascia's strong mechanical properties) indicate different clinical application opportunities of D-muscle vs. D-fascia scaffolds.
However, the differing characteristics of the groups in the PP analysis may limit the generalizability of these findings.
This is likely due to the differing characteristics of these conditions, resulting in inconsistent effects of the variables we studied.
This means that the variable proportions of scores ending with a 0 and 5 (and hence of all other scores) by score range does originate from the VAS properties and not from the respondents' differing characteristics determining their score category.
In our study, Group A showed patient characteristics that differed from those of Group B. Although most were not significant (Tables 1, 3), the possibility that differing characteristics influenced the results of the comparison study between Group A and Group B persists.
The importance attached to the different characteristics differs between the various patient groups.
Concerning these four criteria, the slings revealed differing characteristics.
However, the value of unburnt patches of differing characteristics to the post-fire persistence of faunal communities has rarely been examined.
