Sentence examples for a difference in spectrum from inspiring English sources

Aim of the present study was to prospectively examine if there is a difference in spectrum of arrhythmias occurring in patients with Elebute and Stoner score (≥ 12, group 1) - quantified sepsis in relation to MOF patients without sepsis (group 2).

Most studies that examined p53 mutational spectra found a difference in spectrum by exposure status, despite null or inverse associations with p53 mutation prevalence, possibly because associations with specific mutation patterns were washed out when all mutations were combined into a single case subgroup.

The maximum UF variation in HIT and mc-Si was 8.2 and 10.8 %, respectively, both the values are close, the reason being a small difference in spectrum range of these two technologies.

This may reflect a difference in the functional spectrum of the different signaling components that is not only and completely dedicated to this signaling pathway.

For this case, it is possible to appreciate a difference in the UV vis spectra between the LbL multilayer assembly and the previously green colored PAA-AgNPs (see Figure 1).

We asked whether there was a difference in the mutations spectra of ER+ preM and postM tumors and observed an increase in C>T mutations in postM tumors (Additional file 13: Figure S4A) translating to an increase in transitions (Additional file 13: Figure S4B) (preM 43 %, postM 54 %; p <0.0001 chi-square test).

A large difference in spectra width has been observed for different oriented surfaces.

FTIR analysis shows no difference in spectrum of samples prepared by solution intercalation compared to melt intercalation.

The PCA score-plots based on T2-edited (Fig. 2a) and diffusion-edited (Fig. 2b) spectra revealed a difference in milk composition attributable to the buffaloes feeding regime.

At the same time, this difference in spectra of native cereal proteins allows us to suppose a difference between their influence on mitochondrial energetic activity and lipid peroxidation.

Difference in spectra, degree error, and accumulated error.