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Limitations of our study are that we evaluated two very different CTC detection methods, which differ with respect to the enrichment, the identification and the blood volume used.
The authors divided p53 binding sites into three different classes, each of which differ with respect to the mode of analysis employed for their detection.
People are exposed to different forms of mercury (Hg), which differ with respect to toxicology.
These early differences in gene expression may be attributable to the larval diets which differ, with the queen diet initially containing more sugar [ 35] and less protein [ 36] than worker jelly [reviewed in 4] though it is not clear if these differences occur at or before 6 hours after grafting.
Morphological investigations on a range of polyethylenes, which differ with respect to their molecular weight characteristics and which possess quite distinctly different superstructures, non-spherulitic and banded spherulitic, have been performed to follow structural developments during drawing.
Recently, one subfamily, the uridine phosphorylases, has been subdivided into two types which differ with respect to the mechanism of transition state stabilization, as dictated by differences in critical amino acid residues.
Three different MTX-azido reagents (2 a– c) were synthesized which differed with regard to the number of PEG units.
The difference in migraine prevalence between our study and other studies could be explained also by the methodological differences or different self-reporting questionnaires used and the time of the study which differs with various studies.
For each atomizer, there was an optimal spray height which differs with the micropore outlet diameter.
However, the Doppler shift is relevant to the cross-range position of each dominant scattering center, which differs with both azimuth and range positions.
To validate the methodology, human participants were tested in two virtual environments which differed with respect to features usable for navigation and which forced participants to use one or another of two well-known navigational strategies.
