Sentence examples for an example of a difference from inspiring English sources
In a discussion of an example of a difference between epidemiologic and clinical settings, the roundtable members agreed that red blood cell (RBC) folate may not have an advantage over serum folate concentrations for assessment of the folate status of the US population in NHANES.
Fig. 1 An example of a difference during automatic classification.
An example of a difference between these two alternative approaches is given in Figure 6.
An example of a difference in semantics was the statement "I felt sick," referring to feeling "unwell," which was interpreted by UK patients, as "I felt nauseated".
An example of a difference at the level of the gene structure is the insulin gene: in humans preproinsulin is encoded by a single gene (INS), while in mice two functional copies of the gene exist (Ins1 and Ins2).
"This is an example of a fundamental difference between a liberal and a conservative," Handel said, in an exchange about the minimum wage.
Now we will give an example of a generalized difference equation to illustrate the advantage of both the introducing delay functions τ r in the equation and the suggested above scheme for approximate obtaining of a solution.
The ion-ripple laser is used as an example of a neo-finite difference electromagnetic simulation application to illustrate the new scheme.
Also, it has been demonstrated that for proteasome-mediated degradation, E6 preferentially targets nuclear pools of hDlg rather than membrane-bound forms, which shows an example of a localization-dependent difference in susceptibility of PDZ-containing protein to E6 [ 34].
To provide an example of a potentially important difference between the published model and the TCMC model calculated in this paper, we consider the integrated response of ERK-PP activity (i.e., the cumulative ERK-PP concentration).
The QL chain has been tested with synthetic data (called TDS-1, see Section 4) and an example of a time series plot of differences is shown in Fig. 2. Table 1.
