Sentence examples for a different slope from inspiring English sources

This translates into a different slope for each curve.

At low pressure gradients (ΔP/L < 0.1 bar/m) both graphs show a linear relationship between pressure gradient and flow rate but with a different slope.

Comparison of the calculated DOS with the one obtained from NIS indicates that the experimental DOS has enhanced intensity at low energies that leads to a different slope of the DOS and hence a lower sound velocity.

The plot shown in Fig. 6b has been used but with a different slope equal to RT F ( γ γ - 1 ) ( ϕ X 2 ) from which the values of ϕX for different electrolytes have been evaluated (Table 2).

BG formula predicts a distinct increase happening at around 30 vol.%, which results from the semiconductor insulator transition at the percolation threshold [3], and a linear increase after percolation, which is the same as measured results but with a different slope.

In the case of the piecewise model, the threshold point Pt is obtained when statistically-fitting the model to the data, and represents the intersection of two lines, each with a different slope (or first derivative; Figs. 1b-c).

The underlying reason is that the line predicting true endpoint from potential surrogate endpoint has a sufficiently different slope for each randomization group to make a substantial difference in the conclusion.

The 47 smallest plates have a distinctly different slope from the next set of 32 plates, as illustrated in the lower curve in Fig. 3.

In females, the size of chelicerae correlated with the size of the prosoma (both on logarithmic scale) following a significantly different slope compared with males (ANCOVA, F3,56 = 42.2, P<0.0001).

GAD65 2-year risk had a significantly different slope of decline compared with ICA512 (P < 0.0001) and ICA (P < 0.0001) across all ages, with GAD65 risk having a steeper slope for those aged 6 years and under.

Had the parents differed in their response, we might have expected an intermediate slope in the hybrids (Fraser et al. 2007) or potentially a very different slope indicative of hybrid vigor (Repka et al. 1999) or outbreeding depression (Parris 2000).