Sentence examples for volume differs from inspiring English sources

The apparent volume differs noticeably from the geometric one (see Table 3); this difference can be partially due to surface open porosity and surface roughness the volume of which is computed in the geometric volume.

Cardiac loading conditions change with the breathing cycle, and, as a consequence, the measured stroke volume differs.

Shot almost entirely in black and white, this volume differs greatly from the more energetic Kelly bag.

The average annual case volume differs between the regions, as in the Rotterdam region no hospitals with less than 50 patients diagnosed annually existed in the period under study.

Khosla et al. stated that the microstructural basis for the trabecular volume differs between the sexes whereas the BV/TV declined similarly in men and women with advancing age [ 24].

In health, bradykinin is also a potent dilator of conduit veins [ 6]; however, the physiology of small veins and venules that make up most of the venous volume differs markedly from that of conduit veins [ 7].

The wetted soil volume differed markedly among different soil textures (hydraulic properties), demonstrating that these properties can largely determine soil water spreading patterns and distribution.

In the high-familiarity group, estimates of expected satiation and perceived volume differed significantly when one, two and three different foods were present (critical difference at 1% = 21.2, critical difference at 5% = 18.5).

The book made possible a revolution in thought and scholarship that became evident by the 16th century: the sources lay in the capacity of the press to multiply copies, to complete editions, and to reproduce a uniform graphic design along new conventional patterns that made the printed volume differ in appearance from the handwritten book.

However, void volume differed (P<0.01) between the two instruments.

Notably, the size tidal volume differed between RCTs, with higher tidal volumes in the older RCTs.