The phrase "a log difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in statistical or mathematical contexts to refer to the difference between the logarithms of two values.
Example: "To analyze the growth rate, we calculated a log difference between the two time periods."
Alternatives: "a logarithmic difference" or "the difference in logs".
Similar recognition of antibodies from the same individual by two different PfAMA1 alleles would suggest a difference of zero (0) or a log (difference) of one (1).
A log difference of 3 was considered significant.
The difference in heterozygosity levels among the Giardia isolates is quite large, including greater than a log difference between the closely related Genotype A1 and A2 isolates.
For both the compounds, when compared at acidic and neutral pH, we found a Log difference of 1.5 after one hour of incubation at MIC of 2 μg/ml.
The ratio in TL between the respective mutant and wild-type is given as a log-difference by Δlog2 TL = log2 (TLmut/TLWT) = log2 TLmut - log2 TLWT.
Infection was defined as ≥1,000 cfu of a single known pathogen or a ≥2 log difference in counts for a known pathogen versus other organisms in a mixed culture.
Nevertheless, we still found a wide range of in vitro response to dasatinib with up to a threefold log difference in IC50 values between the most sensitive and the most resistant cell lines.
Our results have the same characteristics in planktonic cells as well as in biofilm, in some species with a 1.5 log difference (S. oralis and S. gordonii) and in others 3 4 log, approximately (V. parvula) (Figure 2).
However, detection of a double amount of HPV load is problematic, as with our current method only a 1 log difference in viral load is statistically significant 21.
Five ten-fold dilutions of the bacterial suspensions were prepared in PBS-GT and the highest, medium and lowest, with a 2 log difference between each of them were used to inoculate negative tissues.
Measures of employment growth (measured as a percentage or log difference) are not affected as long as the rate of MJH is constant over time, but a small positive (negative) correlation between MJH and employment growth is mechanically generated if the MJH rate increases (decreases).
