Sentence examples for a detectable difference to from inspiring English sources

Such families are likely to be poor at responding in general, and are unlikely to have made a detectable difference to the results reported here.

Recruitment of the host community on a 2 1 basis lowered the detectable difference to 12%% (net efficiency gain = 14%%), therefore, the 1 1 strategy was considered sufficient for comparison.

Electrode position made no detectable difference to the measured current.

k is the detectable difference to the mean used to the calculation of CUSUM statistics.

A reduction of YFP-GAI fluorescence was also observed in the TMV-Cg infected plants but to a lesser extent, showing a detectable difference when compared to the mock-infected plants.

Conclusions A lighter bicycle did not lead to a detectable difference in commuting time.

That would correspond to a detectable difference of 0.83 nmol/L in cortisol and a 1.2 point difference in the perceived stress score (PSS).

However, in El-Sayed 2007, giving PQ did not lead to a detectable difference between the two groups on these two follow-up days, although there were very few participants with gametocytes in the control group.

To illustrate a detectable difference analysis, we analyzed a one-time survey of mercury concentrations in loon tissues in lakes in the Adirondack Park, NY, demonstrating the effects of sampling intensity on statistical power and the selection of a resampling interval.

Neither the pattern of formation of the great vessels nor the size of the blood vessels in cross section showed a detectable difference in palladin null embryos compared to wild type (data not shown).

A detectable difference of 25% versus 75% in survival was used to calculate group size.