Sentence examples for a difference in distance from inspiring English sources

However, based on the estimated parameters of the linear model of the ANOVA on the proportion of 'high-memory' (goodness of fit = Radj2 = .35) a difference in distance condition depending on model complexity was apparent, indicating an ordinal interaction.

If the average recombination is similar between wheat chromosomes, the difference observed would be due to a difference in physical distance.

There was an extraordinary piece in the New York Times Magazine last month by Ruth Padawer, in which Padawer ultimately attempts to deny that testosterone makes much of a difference in middle-distance running.

The reduced level of microsynteny between tomato/potato and A. thaliana is not likely a difference in evolutionary distances between these species.

The noted time difference of arrival of the two pulses locates the craft somewhere on a curve (hyperbola) every point of which is located at a constant difference in distance between the stations (e.g., is three miles farther from the primary than from the secondary).

A slight difference in distance or attitude affects recognition.

However, in comparison to a previous study that observed that PEGylated NPs were better dispersed and spaced out from one another within vesicles of macrophage cells [22], we did not observe a significant difference in distance among particles for the PEGylated NPs compared with for the bare AuNPs within endosomes in the Sk-Br-3 cells used in our study (Fig. 3).

The joint V2 and V3 regions have a lower difference in distance distribution between both sequence types than their V3 part separately.

Given the incongruency of biological motion and gaze direction in condition B and C (see Figure 1, top panel), we thus did not expect a significant difference in distance judgments between these conditions.

Within group comparisons revealed a significant difference in distance hopped between limbs within the ACLD group (mean difference = 20 cm; p = 0.006) but not within the Controls (5 cm; p = 0.21).

Statistical analysis (one way analysis of variance ANOVA) demonstrated a significant difference in distance visual acuity (binocular) between the two groups with those subjects in the control group demonstrating poorer visual acuity than those in the referred group (p < 0.01 Cohen's d = 0.42).